In Fig. 2 we showed that the MitoTracker™ signal collapses after 24 h incubation with 90 μM MP-MUS, while Fig. 3B shows that concurrent with this loss of mitochondrial signal there is a doubling, per cell, of the rate that XTT is reduced by mitochondrial complexes, which is mirrored by the increase in MAOB levels (Fig. 2A).
And then there is a fight within the Democratic Party which mirrors that, which is that some Democrats are becoming so corporate that they aren't representing the middle class at all.
And that trend is mirrored across demographics.
I was frustrated and nervous, because as an artist you work for these types of opportunities". Gibbons was unable to comment further on any specific artist or member of the Smithsonian's vetting panel, but for Ali, a Muslim American artist of Cham Cambodian heritage, this voluntary silence mirrored that which was imposed upon her both figuratively and literally.
Gibbons was unable to comment further on any specific artist or member of the Smithsonian's vetting panel, but for Ali, a Muslim American artist of Cham Cambodian heritage, this voluntary silence mirrored that which was imposed upon her both figuratively and literally.
That sentiment, ironically, is mirrored in Iran.
One of the best-established genome-wide significant risk variants for this highly heritable disorder, the rs1344706 single nucleotide polymorphism in ZNF804A, was recently shown to modulate connectivity in healthy carriers during working memory (WM) in a pattern mirroring that which was found in overt disease.
The stage III and IV endometriosis models could, in addition to ultrasound and physical examination, be used to prioritize women presenting with symptoms for laparoscopy in clinical practice, that is, mirroring the setting in which the present study was conducted, or to initiate medical therapies sometimes reserved until a surgical diagnosis of endometriosis has been made.
Over the years, the locomotives were repainted, and many of them are now in DM&E's paint scheme (which is closely mirrored by that of sister Iowa, Chicago and Eastern Railroad) of blue with a yellow stripe along its length.
In the Cassegrain reflector, parallel rays of light entering the telescope are reflected from a large concave mirror toward the focal point of that mirror, which is called the prime focus of the telescope.
Rather, he would probably respond with a description like 'the man I see in that mirror', which is not purely qualitative unless John is contemplating purely qualitative properties when he utters 'I' and 'that mirror'.
