At the early stages of trunk segment patterning, the double segment pattern persists for about five repeats before the intercalation of segmental stripes.
Within this population, several cycles of the "pair-rule" pattern persist before resolution to the single segment pattern, particularly during the early stages of trunk segment addition.
Each guest then entertains the group with a tale about an uncanny or inexplicable event in his or her life, setting the stage for each of the segments within the movie.
For statistical analysis, vigilance stages of the last three consecutive 1-sec-segments of the presentation phase were evaluated.
Based on the Wallerian degeneration hypothesis and on the AD neuronal degeneration pattern [ 4], earlier stages of WM degeneration should be associated with the involvement of posterior CC subregion, while on later stages the anterior segment of the CC would exhibit atrophic changes [ 4].
At the end of the segment, Mr. Stewart staged a small coup d'état, forcing Mr. Youssef out from behind his desk, and then proclaimed himself as the new host of "Al Bernameg".
In the last stages of the manufacturing process of these M1 segments, a nanometre-accurate metrology method is required for the M1 to be within specifications.
The vigilance stages of the last three consecutive 1-sec-EEG-segments of the resting EEG before the reproduction phase were classified using the Vigilance Algorithm Leipzig (VIGALL).
However, no mRNA densities are visible in our icosahedral reconstruction because these RNA molecules are transcripts of different genomic segments at different stages of the dynamic transcription process and are smeared by averaging.
We have added the following statement (to the subsection "Structure changes in t-CPV and discovery of an ATP-binding site in TP"): "However, no mRNA densities are visible in our icosahedral reconstruction because these RNA molecules are transcripts of different genomic segments at different stages of the dynamic transcription process and are smeared by averaging".
