Tertiary orders in the Christian world were established above all by noblewomen who combined piety with pioneering medical knowledge.
The notion of secondary and tertiary orders was developed in the Roman Catholic world, though by analogy it could be extended to non-Christian cultures.
Several derivatives were designed and synthesized with ionizable groups (i.e., tertiary amines) in order to promote the desired pharmaceutical characteristics for administration in ischemic injury.
This study compared stream condition summarized at a variety of spatial scales from segments to tertiary watersheds in order to evaluate the effect of summarization procedures on map interpretation.
Tertiary or greater order apical and basal dendrites (n = 5 apical and n = 5 basal) were selected and analysed to determine spine density, dendritic length and dendritic number (a cartoon outlining this method is shown in Figure S1).
Here, we have characterized the genome of a dinoflagellate plastid of tertiary origin in order to understand the evolutionary processes that have shaped the organelle since it was acquired as a symbiont cell.
Tertiary or greater order apical and basal dendrites (n = 5 apical and n = 5 basal) were selected and analysed to determine spine density, dendritic length and dendritic number.
It has been suggested that the "vestibule" (lower) region of the tunnel may be structurally dynamic and capable of accommodating even higher order (tertiary) structures [ 61– 63].
In addition, pregnancy outcomes of the counselled cohort women were compared with a control population delivering in the same tertiary unit in order to better inform the counselling process in the future.
After 3 weeks, clones were stained with Crystal Violet (Sigma) and manually counted or picked individually for a secondary and tertiary plating in order to test their self-renewal ability.
