An eccentricity known as boustrophedon (from Greek boustrophēdon, "following the ox furrow"), whereby alternate lines are written backward in mirror writing, occurs chiefly in very ancient inscriptions.
Most frequently, xenograft models, whereby cell lines are allowed to develop into tumors within immune compromised mice, are utilized to test new therapeutics.
The most accurate estimates of the mutation rate and spectrum come from mutation accumulation (MA) studies, whereby replicate lines are taken through single-cell bottlenecks, allowing for the accumulation of all but the most deleterious mutations (Mukai 1964; Kibota and Lynch 1996; Halligan and Keightley 2009).
Such women can currently be offered hormone treatment, which is often ineffective, or another procedure whereby the lining of the womb is removed using a wire loop, which can cause complications.
The same goes for the outer segments whereby the line was drawn around the outer segments of the photoreceptor.
One possible explanation for this observation could be experimental error whereby cell line 7348 is contaminated with DNA/cells from an unrelated individual (explaining the additional band), and 7354 is a duplicate of the contaminated 7348.
Density values were measured using the VixWin gray section whereby a line was drawn at two points at the center of the canal and measurements were made at specific points on the line corresponding to the aforementioned measured lengths.
The end rhymes of this sonnet set up a particular pace and timing whereby all the lines seem pulled towards the bone, the crux, of the last two lines, which feel like a perfect ending.
Kurt Gödel, a contemporary mathematical logician, however, has proposed solutions to the equations of general relativity whereby timelike world lines can bend back on themselves.
The solution is by the method of lines, whereby finite difference discretization in the spatial variable yields a stiff system of ordinary differential equations (ODEs), and the ODE initial value problem is solved with a modern general-purpose ODE solver.
