This is especially the case in the large "Study for a Painting" from 2002, a rendering of a small version of a painting from his Catenary series.
The police once more asked the public to study the composite rendering of a white cargo truck that was seen fleeing from some of the sniper's six homicide scenes on Oct. 3 in and around Montgomery County.
There are 2D sequences of nuclearly stained cells, commonly used in cell population studies (e.g. N2DL-HeLa), and 3D sequences of cytoplasmically stained cells, more appropriate for single-cell studies that demand a realistic rendering of the cellular environment (e.g. C3DL-MDA231).
Five years ago, James Shapiro wrote "A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare: 1599," a meticulous study that rendered a slice of the standard history less implausible.
Dynamic metabolic flux analysis (dMFA) has lately been studied as an extension of regular MFA, rendering a dynamic view of the fluxes, also in non-stationary conditions [ 5].
It needs to be emphasized that this was only a one-site study, rendering generalization of the findings difficult.
Most trials were multi-armed: 16 trials included four or more study arms, rendering a large number of different comparisons.
Since the majority of Korean Americans are foreign-born and immigrated to the U.S. recently, studying their culture of origin will render meaningful understanding of this population.
Most of the study conditions render a percentage of the compound in its ionized form, and due to the dependence on ionic strength, the antibiotics in the cationic form show increased sorption.
That is, real patients may depart increasingly from an ever more rarefied, non-representative, healthiest subsegment of the elderly population who volunteers to participate in clinical studies, rendering study findings of increasingly doubtful applicability.
The selections at the Morgan include the first Dutch drawing he purchased, Rochus van Veen's clinically rendered "Study of a Dead Eurasian Otter".
