As sub-adults, they are already members of a non-breeder flock with specific relations in which they engage, such as searching for a pair partner (Cramp and Perrins 1994; Ratcliff 1997).
Most of the molecules were found in the cytoplasm, with no specific relation with F-actin at the site of attachment of RBC (Figure 5E).
On histopathological examination, sporadic spontaneous lesions known to occur in this strain of rats were the only findings, with no specific relation to the test substance.
A proposition is constituted by any number of concepts, together with a specific relation between them; and according to the nature of this relation the proposition may be either true or false.
Although our sample could not be totally representative, this would invalidate our results only if we have systematically missed people with a specific relation between childhood meat eating and adulthood cognition for example, if we are missing people with poor cognition who ate meat daily in childhood.
French penal juvenile justice maintains specific relation with psychiatry and psychopathology.
A measuring instrument (gauge) is frequently a transducer, a device that provides an output quantity (most often an electric current) having a specific relation with an input quantity (most often a physiologic signal).
Our study also demonstrates that classical risk factors and markers of diabetes, such as age, fasting blood sugar (FBS) and glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) were positively associated with plasma cyclophilin levels indicating a specific relation of plasma cyclophilin levels with hyperglycemia.
With the help of psychiatrist Dr. Paul Puri, we set out to answer some FAQs about mental health in specific relation to Bynes, with a broader goal of countering the stigma surrounding these issues.
This suggests that children's ability to learn robust, abstract principles does not depend on extensive prior experience but can occur rapidly, on-line, and in tandem with inferences about specific relations.
