In 2009 the British Theatre Consortium (of which I'm a member) surveyed 65 subsidised theatres to find that the proportion of new work in the repertoire had risen from 20% to over 40%.
Unlike arterial HE cells that give rise to the full repertoire of hematopoietic cells, hemogenic endocardial cells produce a transient population of hematopoietic cells restricted to the erythroid/myeloid lineage, similar in potential to an early wave of erythroid/myeloid progenitors (EMPs) that emerge starting at E8.5 in the yolk sac (Nakano et al., 2013; Palis et al., 1999).
But after that initial phase, the naïve population rose steeply, indicating that new cells were being generated--and providing a more diverse "repertoire" of CD4s able to respond to new invaders.
To identify and analyze simulations that gave rise to repertoires similar to the experimental ones, we fitted the computer-generated repertoires to the Ly49 frequencies obtained by experimentation.
They also rose to the challenge of residencies in German clubland as original compositions (mostly by Langford) were added to the repertoire.
Motion primitives can be regarded as a minimal set of movements, which can be combined in different ways to give rise to rich movement repertoires and facilitating the acquisition of skills [25].
This region is generated by random combinations of gene segments that encode a large variety of antigen binding sites and that give rise to a highly diverse repertoire of immunoglobulin.
Rising soprano Mari Eriksmoen has chosen her repertoire for this disc well, even if, at only 47 minutes, she has been a bit stingy with it.
Inspired by British reinterpretations of Elektra's folk repertoire (particularly the Animals' 1964 version of "House of the Rising Sun," previously associated with Josh White), artists-and-repertoire man Paul Rothchild encouraged amplified versions of folk and blues.
Identification of such unique combinatory TF binding patterns occurring in a cell type specific manner is necessary for understanding of the unique transcriptional programmes which givejk rise to the repertoire of cell types seen in a multicellular organism [ 1, 3].
