The term "titchy" was later derived from "Little Tich", and is used to describe things that are small.
A subset of 7 miRNAs (MELmiR-7 panel) was later derived, which was particularly informative when analyzing the sera of melanoma patients.
The original version of the Get Up and Go test was created in 1986 [ 7], the timed version was later derived in 1991 [ 8], therefore only studies published from 1991 2013 were included in our literature review.
The observed beta-diversity, and the corresponding probability distributions Fr i,j) which will be later derived from the model, are therefore a synthesis of plant death/reproduction rates as jointly determined by species physiology and habitat characteristics within the specific site considered.
For more details, we refer the reader to [10], where this reformulation was first presented assuming that R R ( 5 ), − 1 exists, or to [11], where the same result was later independently derived for the more general case when R R ( 5 ) need not have full rank.
For the full-duplex case, the same result was later independently derived in [11] and then extended to the half-duplex relay channel with a time division duplex (TDD) protocol and per protocol phase transmit power constraints imposed on source and relay [12].
The initial free radical theory of aging was later extended to include ROS derived from cellular organelles known as mitochondria, which are the primary sites of energy production in most eukaryotic organisms (eukaryotic cells are cells with clearly defined nuclei).
This derived model was later applied to other catchments and validated in the field.
And Dad said, 'What's this?' I said, 'It's Lucy in the sky with diamonds.'" Lennon used it as the title of a Beatles song, and though it was later reported to have been derived from the initials LSD, Lennon insisted, "It's not an acid song".
They postulated that the Ca2+, triggered by NADPH oxidase-derived ROS, was later sequestered by mitochondria, which then generated additional ROS.
The word "Corker" is derived from the townland of Corcomroe where Corcomroe Abbey was later built, a Cistercian foundation of about 1200AD, now in ruins.
