At 82, he played with the vigor of youth and the virtuosity of a master, underscoring his belief in the bass as something more than a string instrument--strumming, bowing, tapping on the wood, a complete rhythm section in a single package.
One intestine section in a single rat showed a localized small infiltrate, which did not appear to be related to the experiment.
Use of antibiotic prophylaxis for caesarean section in a single does administered after clamping of the umbilical cord was mostly very low or non-existent across all the hospitals.
To the best of our knowledge, we describe for the first time current practice of care in a large number of term infants born by c-section in a single center.
At the end of each major train of thought, pause to summarize the main point of the section in a single sentence.
The central movement, which is dedicated to Bette Snapp, a new-music advocate who died last year, has some stunningly beautiful sections in which a single melodic line floats above a slowly moving pianissimo chord progression.
The potato/PsJN studies have been the most characterized, and carried out with material clonally propagated via nodal sections, in which a single inoculation is sufficient to initiate colonization through the xylem tissue, eventually spreading to the upper leaves [ 36].
In order to investigate the possibility of two different and simultaneously acting phosphorylation mechanisms further, we aggregate both processes introduced in the above section into a single contribution.
Unlike the circuit in the previous section, in which a single regulator is involved in the control of each transcriptional unit, there are alternative realizations of the circuits in this section.
The 3D DESI-imaging MS dataset is provided both in multiple imzML files each containing an 2D imaging MS dataset of an individual section and in a single HDF5 [ 16] file containing the metadata, coregistered imaging MS data, and optical [haematoxylin and eosin (H&E -stained] images.
