Anteriorly each shows a convex mediolateral curve and slight depression of the internasal suture.
Developmental staging (Nieuwkoop and Faber, 1967) and landmarks of otic development (Schlosser and Northcutt, 2000; Bever et al., 2003; Bane et al., 2005; Quick and Serrano, 2005) noted in this manuscript include stage 12 (mid-gastrula), stage 16 (mid-neural fold), stage 23 (the first slight depression of the otic placode) and stage 27 (otic vesicle closed).
In brief, SP cannot be seen as true "pores" but are instead slight depressions of the skin surface 1, 7 containing many sebaceous and sweat ostia, ie, not physiological cutaneous aperture entities.
In fact, no mice in the ST28 group died or showed clinical signs associated with S. suis infection, with the exception of slight depression immediately after inoculation, which subsided after 24 hours postinoculation.
There is a delicate scar over her left eyebrow, and a slight depression under the eye, neither of which she tries to hide.
Three small ligaments hold the head of the malleus, and a fourth attaches a projection (called the short process) from the incus to a slight depression in the back wall of the cavity.
There is also a slight depression just within and posterior of the left anterior shell muscle that corresponds to the position of the pericardium in living taxa.
The Group 1 defects were partially empty with a rough brown fibrous tissue surface and a slight depression in the center and those of Group 2 appeared translucent with a high degree of filling and integration.
He noted a slight depression in what is known as the ST segment of the lateral leads of the EKG, indicating ischemia, or a lack of blood supply to Mr. Cheney's heart.
In the right panel of Fig. 1, a ridge of electron density enhancement runs from (x, y) = (0.5, -2) to (4.5, -5) in units of RO, accompanied by a slight depression next to the enhancement.
Symptoms of depletion for me are slight depression, a tendency to cry more than usual, hopelessness, crabbiness, and in general, walking a thin line between being able to hold it together and...not...not
