Follicle cells have a number of advantages that make them an attractive cell biological system, including their large size, ease of accessibility and squamous morphology that aids in visualization of subcellular structures.
The target sample size for assessment of accessibility was 50 pharmacies per drug, per district.
We use these predictive models to classify and identify those Data Deficient sharks and rays are likely to be threatened based on their body size and degree of accessibility to fisheries (Supplementary file 1).
Size-mediated restriction of accessibility to the binding site or the endocytic entry (e.g., in caveolae) and exceeding of the capacity of endocytic machinery represent well-known phenomena.
Because of terrain formation, size of a village, accessibility and attractiveness of route, different villages differ in frequencies of tourist visits.
We extracted information from these on content, source of data, regularity of update, size of the database, accessibility, search functions, connections to other databases, administration and funding, using a pre-piloted pro forma.
Farms had to have a minimum herd size of 40 cows, accessibility of milk production data, documentation of rations fed on farm and willingness of the farmer to cooperate in the study.
The defined cytoarchitecture of the rat PVN and SON and the features of the neurons contained within and projecting from these nuclei (e.g., large size of magnocellular cells; accessibility to experimental manipulation with reference to the SON in particular; physiologically defined outputs) make these brain regions excellent models to investigate GPCR function.
Moreover, in addition to the attributes of the applicants, we wanted to capture the possible effects of the geographic location, size, and accessibility of the concession units on the economic offers the participants made, and therefore we used the variables based on the concession units' attributes described above.
Oophorectomies, while able to be performed vaginally in the majority of circumstances, were more likely to have been performed abdominally in this population due to issues of accessibility (size of patient).
