Sentence examples for selective appearance from inspiring English sources

This week, Ms. Klensch, press credentials in hand, will put in a selective appearance at Fashion Week: Klein, Kors and Karan are must-sees, fodder, she hopes, for her next reporting job.

The selective appearance of nuclear mutant huntingtin in the specific subset of neurons affected in HD strongly implicates the nucleus as a site of mutant huntingtin toxicity.

Additional exceptions include (1) LBs only in cardiac sympathetic nerve [ 133], (2) their selective appearance only in LC [ 123], (3) their selective appearance in the autonomic system as in PAF [ 77] and (4) REM sleep behavior disorder (RBD) which is frequently associated with Lewy pathology [ 17] and could be a prodrome long before the development of overt motor deficits of PD type.

The absence of the secretion of the typical proinflammatory TNF- α and IL-1 β and the selective appearance of the pleiotropic IL-6 shed a different light on the role of IL-6 in this interaction.

Their selective appearance in the injected hippocampus provides a potential marker for the epileptic tissue under conditions where the slower components of epileptic discharges (mainly interictal), can appear bilaterally synchronous.

This selective appearance of poly P during late cytokinesis might imply an important role of poly P in cell wall biogenesis or protective functions of poly P during this vulnerable phase of the cell cycle.

While avidity maturation on a per-cell basis is a property of the B cell and not the T cell repertoire, T cell clonal selection leads to the progressive appearance of selective TCR usage [ 17- 19].

"When, with few exceptions, the only senior officials being targeted are connected with the previous government, it gives the appearance of selective prosecution of political opponents," the statement said.

The paper by Chang et al., entitled "Localized detection of abandoned luggage," explores the automatic detection of abandoned luggage by using foreground-mask sampling to detect luggage with arbitrary appearance and selective tracking to track owners.

This paper proposes two techniques which are "foreground-mask sampling" to detect luggage with arbitrary appearance and "selective tracking" to locate and to track owners based solely on looking only at the neighborhood of the luggage.

The selective pressures driving the appearance of both NLRP2 and POP2 are unknown, however the recent emergence of POP2 suggests a very strong selective pressure impacting reproductive success.