When a wooden skewer passes through the stem easily, drain and rinse under cold water.
The 15th century saw the emergence of a jug set on a slender stem, easily recognizable by its disk-shaped base, surmounted by another slender stem; the main body of the vessel is generally spherical and has a long, thin neck.
The plant's square stems break easily and tend to trail on the ground, rooting easily at the nodes and internodes.
Celtuce, a lettuce variety grown primarily in Asia for its stems, crosses easily with lettuces grown for their leaves.
The P1 and P3 stems are easily obtained with vsfold5, but P2 and P7 (the neck of the structure) appear quite difficult to obtain without introducing corrections that address these complex coaxial stacking and parallel stem configurations as well as permitting a variable Kuhn length in the design of the program.
Starch accumulated along the length of the stem and the shape and size of the starch grains from stems were easily distinguished from transient starch.
Secondary structure prediction is very effective for relatively small RNA with defined ends, especially when corroborated by phylogenetic data, but it is more ambiguous in larger RNAs, where SLSs, especially those containing short stems, are easily formed, or lost, when a sliding window is used to tentatively delimit the boundaries of a folding domain.
Despite being primarily stacked, the AA base pairs in the stem are easily destabilized and a (CAG 8 sequence that is paired to a shorter template strand of DNA, as would be expected to occur in a strand-slippage structure, forms an unstructured loop (Degtyareva et al. 2010).
The recent incidents, they say, were isolated and apparently stemmed from easily correctable sloppy procedures at pharmacies, not from anything wrong with Avastin itself.
Thus, even though the stem can easily achieve safe fixation even in osteoporotic bone and give good clinical results, we would not recommend use of this uncemented stem in the treatment of femoral neck fracture in elderly patients.
