The cells stained poorly for LNGFR and STRO1, which are markers on freshly isolated bone marrow-derived stem cells, and stained sparsely for 3G5, the marker for vascular pericytes.
The status of lone survivor is a point of pride for Dwayne Steinle, who remembers being warned more than once by a Kodak representative after he opened the business more than a half-century ago that the area was too sparsely populated for the studio to succeed.
An important caveat however, is that members of Spheniscidae were relatively sparsely sampled for the current analysis (two taxa), and no fossil sphenisciforms, particularly along the stem leading to extant penguins, were included.
Studied only sparsely for decades, NOAA expeditions to the seamount in 2002 and 2006 cast light upon its unique deep-sea coral ecosystem.
Area 1 (blue) features management and oil refinement buildings located near a road; Area 2 (red) shows an area of large oil tanks positioned sparsely for safety reasons.
The cells stained poorly for LNGFR and STRO-1 (markers on freshly isolated bone marrow stem cells) and sparsely for 3G5 (marker for vascular pericytes).
Ethnicity was recorded sparsely for general practice locality but not at all for individuals and is therefore not included in our study.
For example, Inoue et al. [ 43] note there is no definition of rural in Japan and state: 'In this study, rural areas were defined as areas that are subject to certain laws in local municipalities: the Special Promotion Act for Sparsely Populated areas, the Mountain Village Promotion Act, or the Special Act for Areas with Heavy Winter Snow'.
It is sparsely settled, except for the fertile oases strung along the escarpment of Jabal (mountains) Ṭuwayq and the Al-ʿAramah plateau.
Banners read "Rediscover the essence of our community" near a cultural village named Katara, with sparsely peopled offices for the Qatar Fine Arts Society, Qatar Photographic Society, Qatar Music Academy and Doha Film Institute.
