Seared sea scallops could have done without dabs of strong, whole-seed mustard, but the juicy scallops perched on a bed of luscious wilted greens were a delight.
Strong whole-of-course curriculum design processes form the foundation of a quality system of undergraduate nursing education.
In contrast, a strong whole-cell signal was observed for PERKΔC cells grown on 2D coverslips, fixed and stained with anti-Myc Abs (Fig 10D).
This is particularly relevant because ChR2 is permeable to calcium [24], meaning that strong whole-cell photostimulation could lead to significant elevations in somatodendritic [Ca2]i, and subsequently trigger a range of unwanted intracellular signalling cascades [81].
H+/C− mice exhibited strong whole-body green fluorescence, whereas the HSP60 mice displayed green fluorescent spots, indicating remaining EGFP that was produced before recombination.
In the context of a classroom peer discussion, the bar graph of student responses could represent strong whole-course peer influences and because of an unconscious desire to conform, students might not consider all answers equally, thus lowering the quality of peer discussion.
These 13 songs are not necessarily the "best" Biophilia remixes, Björk said, "but the ones that made the strongest whole".
The climax of A Wizard of Earthsea is not the magical shootout that lesser novels would have ended with, but the high-risk enactment of a process Jung called "individuation", in which the warring parts of the psyche integrate into a wiser, stronger whole.
Jennie-O Turkey benefited from stronger whole bird sales and better commodity meat prices.
