It is noted that seam cells that divided normally in the A P direction did have defects in the asymmetry of the divisions, indicating that defects in cell-fate determination are not secondary to the spindle orientation phenotype.
That the Eagles traded McNabb within the division indicates the Redskins must have made the best offer by far and perhaps that the Eagles did not want to ship him to the chaotic Oakland Raiders.
Perhaps the division indicates Mr. Simmons's belief that, in 2013, there might be as much, or more, interest in observing a racially divided audience's reactions to a historical play than in the play itself.
As these divisions indicated that Parliament was against the Reform Bill, the ministry decided to request a dissolution and take its appeal to the people.
Just as the puzzle about the sophist revealed by the opening divisions indicated something significant about the essence of a sophist, so the competition at a single terminus indicates something significant about the essence of a statesman.
The structure of these divisions indicates that, as seen for the neurotoxin cluster genes, the evolution of the FGI may have occurred independently of the remainder of the genetic complement, with most divisions containing strains of more than one toxin type and from more than one clade.
To enable reading of R, the mask was provided with a scale whose divisions indicated the distance R from the mask center and the angle θ (see Figure 4a).
The red and green dashed lines show the colour vs non-colour divisions indicated in (C – D ).
These divisions indicated that the best prospective target areas for CBM production should have low numbers of faults, small limestone thicknesses, relatively large burial depths and normal reservoir pressures and temperatures.
The LQ was significantly greater than 1, which is the entire confidence interval falls above 1, for 32% (14/44) of the census divisions, indicating significantly higher utilization of health care services for rheumatoid arthritis than the provincial rate.
