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Kleiman's drama about a dangerous cult in an unnamed city sustains a moodily realistic tone with painstaking consistency, the director bringing an assured style typically reflective of film-makers many years his senior.

The fs260 mutant, however, did cause the greatest decrease in transepithelial resistance, and since this mutant reduces the levels of phosphorylated Cx43, which is typically reflective of assembled gap junctions, other junctional complexes may be disrupted leaving the epidermis more prone to dysregulation when placed under stress.

Patients typically present with distinctive skin lesions reflective of vascular drop out.

"There are a couple of elements reflective of each other.

Its drachma interest rates reflective of the country's incapacity.

These linguistic measures were calculated as a mean score across all the language samples produced by each child to ensure a higher rate of ecological validity because short samples are typically not reflective of developmental measures such as mean length of utterance.

Group differences in spectral power in ASD are typically interpreted as being reflective of an imbalance between excitation and inhibition at the neuronal level.

Approximately 7% of cells treated with control siRNA invaded without mechanical stimulation, while 22% invaded when given mechanical stimulation, reflective of the enhanced invasion typically observed in untreated cells (Figure 5B).

This is unusual as Thg1 is typically present in a single copy per genome, reflective of its specific role in HtRNA maturation.

As such, preconception concentrations may be more reflective of early pregnancy concentrations that characterize women before they are typically recruited into pregnancy cohort studies.

Moreover, the spreading functions (or filters) typically used in PAM to model BM functionality reduce frequency resolution, which is not reflective of the BM travelling waves.