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We selected this approach because of its practicality using well‐established anatomical landmarks without necessitating additional parcellation software, and its dorsal‐ventral division of the anterior insula, which may be significant based on our evolving understanding of the cytoarchitectonic and functional domains of the insula. 5 , 12 Figure 1B shows a typical schema for dense insular implantation at our center.
The evidence from yeast tends to implicate the latter, and it may be significant that some evidence has accumulated in favour of a connection between the rate of growth of a tissue and its nucleic acid content.
Wound Hormones
Edinb Med J · 1943 · PMC5299338
This does not take into account rectal movements during the actual treatment fraction, which may be significant and may depend on the overall treatment time. 42 , 43 Variation in contouring A single clinician provided all contours for this study; this eliminated uncertainty owing to interobserver variability in contouring.
When a mandibular angle fracture occurs in the presence of a condyle fracture, the combined forces may be significant enough to cause displacement unless ORIF at the angle fracture is carried out.
Pediatric mandibular fractures: a review.
Int J Clin Pediatr Dent · 2009 · PMC4086564
Meanwhile, due to different random fluctuations in the absolute molecule numbers of KaiC phosphoforms, regulation of these hexamers in gene expressions can swing among deterministic, pseudo-stochastic or stochastic modes, which may be significant to the stochastic gene expressions in the out-of-steady-state system [40] .
Circadian KaiC phosphorylation: a multi-layer network.
PLoS Comput Biol · 2009 · PMC2773046
This suggests that it may be significant to consider it as a shorter or longer trunk type, which are a fewer or an additional transitional nerve components from the abdominal wall to the lower limbs 26 , 27 , or the position of the LST, which is the boundary between the lumbar and sacral plexuses, may be determined by its relative position to the surrounding structures, such as the pelvis or sacroiliac joint, as research objectives in previous anatomical studies (Chiba, 1992; Chiba et al ., 1994) 28 , 29 .