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Notice the expansion of the frontal lobes on these axial plane images which were collapsed preoperatively.
Main Outcome Measure: One interviewer administered a structured in-person interview tool designed for this pilot study, data from which were collapsed into 4 change categories: communication and speech, feeding and nutrition, oral motor function, and gastrointestinal function.
While the sex could not be determined, the scan revealed ten fingers and toes, the long bones of the arms and legs, and the soft skull and pelvis, which were collapsed.
We used a 25X objective on a microscope equipped with an Apotome to acquire multiple z-stack images (at least 5 z-sections, with ∼5 µm interval), which were collapsed into a single image; the degrees of deviation and the phenotype of radial glial processes were measured in a 250 µm2 zone within the cortical plate.
The proposed scale had nine theoretical grades, which were collapsed to four grades (risk groups) for simplification.
Most of the questions were phased into 4 response levels which were collapsed into two overall categories: agree and disagree.
Black holes, which are collapsed stars, qualify as engines because they convert matter into energy: Matter speeds up and radiates high-energy light as gravity causes it to plunge from a spinning disk into the hole.
The only exception is a flexible loop, which is collapsed onto the protein core in the native state, whereas in the intermediate it is more loosely associated with the remainder of the protein.
The photographs for the bridge's inclusion in the Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) were taken in January, and the HAER "documentation package was prepared as mitigation for the emergency demolition" of the bridge, which was collapsed in March.
Two subgroups were compared: the first, in which are collapsed primary and middle school, and the second in which are collapsed high school, graduate and post-graduated.
Sleep quality: assessed using a categorical self-rating which was collapsed into two categories: 'good' or 'bad'bad
