The British author Janet Davey begins "First Aid," her second novel (but the first to be published in America), by enlisting her readers directly in the action, addressing us as if we were bystanders on a local train from East Kent to London whose compartment her central characters happen to enter.
She treated the body as a chest of drawers, an armoire whose hidden compartments she pulled scandalously open.
And since they are built as a single unit, they are more rigid than vehicles whose passenger compartments and underbodies are manufactured separately.
Shapiro and his colleagues put fluid from smoker's lungs in the upper half of a plastic container whose two compartments were separated by a membrane.
The reason, Fantin explains, is that F16 has a positive charge and is drawn into cancer cell mitochondria, whose inner compartments are more negatively charged than in normal cells.
For example, the GS200 is that rare consumer camcorder whose tape compartment opens from the top, not the bottom.
However, the maturing MVB is not immobilised; it moves towards the cell centre, in the same direction as recycling tubules whose target compartment is the ERC or TGN.
To establish the differential expression profile during early follicular development, we selected genes whose intra-compartment variance was differentially expressed in at least one of the stages (nbinomGLMTest).
Capsids would thus acquire envelope by budding into Golgi compartments and entering cellular compartments whose membranes contain APP, a vesicular motor receptor that binds kinesin-1 [82] and drives anterograde transport [27].
To test this, we also simulated the more realistic situation where the compartment enclosing the generative chemistry was allowed to grow for a fixed period of time, after which it was assumed to split into daughter compartments, whose molecules were sampled from a polyhypergeometric distribution of molecular contents in the parental compartment.
