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We reasoned that scrutinizing the pattern of the tonoplast during different osmotic stresses would build upon our current knowledge of how the cell organizes this membrane during environmental changes.

Scrutinizing the patterns of physical activity in these two domains encountered major differences.

First we tested different thresholds by 1% lag between 95 and 99% and visually scrutinized the patterns of ZVEEC for each threshold in different conditions (day-night, offshore-inshore).

The Justice Department is scrutinizing the patterns and practices of the city's police force; the mayor on Monday named an interim police superintendent to replace the department's fired leader; and voters have rejected Cook County's top prosecutor, defeating her in a primary on March 15.

Our aim was to scrutinize the expression patterns of several of the most biologically relevant components of the NFκB route in intestinal biopsies from active and treated patients and after in vitro gliadin challenge, and to assess normalization of the expression using an inhibitor of the MALT1 paracaspase.

Each of the participants agreed to have her Twitter data — everything from tweets sent to retweets and replies to Klout scores — scrutinized by data scientists who compared everything against the findings of a Cornell study from last year that scrutinized the speech patterns of psychopaths.

In order to scrutinize the expression patterns of these genes, we performed in situ hybridizations on sectioned eyes of adult zebrafish, Xenopus, and green anoles.

Determinants of the propensity towards smaller family size are investigated as scrutinizing the development in the pattern of third births, which represents the critical step in the transitional process for these countries.

When Queloz and his colleagues scrutinized the detailed patterns of HD 166435's spectrum, they saw signs that the star is young and active, with dark cool spots that cover a few percent of its surface.

We also scrutinized the aberration patterns of the five different subgroups to identify whatever genomic aberrations might distinguish each group or if any are common to two or more ovarian carcinoma types.

Donors are increasingly scrutinizing the use of resources to assist poor countries in fighting disease and governments in low-income countries are increasingly scrutinizing their healthcare expenditures.