(n.) The lowest of the three divisions of the Jurassic period; a name given in England and Europe to a series of marine limestones underlying the Oolite. See the Chart of Geology.
Example Sentences:
(1) Because immune senescence most profoundly affects T lymphocyte functions, we suspected that LIA production would decline with age.
(2) Synthesis was shown to occur in the corpus cardiacum by in vitro incorporation of tritium-labelled Trp into Lia-AKH.
(3) In two of seven seroconversion panels tested, LIA HIV detected the presence of HIV antibodies before WB did.
(4) Calcium chloride stimulated insulin effect on PILA, did not affect its action on SZ or PZ, and antagonized its effect on LIA.
(5) As the RCPA is more sensitive, it can be used to test for the presence of HCV in sera which are classified indeterminate by the LIA.
(6) Component B was obtained from preparation LIA-0191 by the method of counter-current distribution and recrystalization from methanol.
(7) We evaluated a two-site immunoluminometric assay (AFP LIA-mat Byk Sangtec) for the determination of alpha-foetoprotein (AFP).
(8) In HIA the risk of N. meningitidis carriage was much lower in non-carriers than carriers of N. lactamica, with an odds ratio of 0.19 (95% CI 0.08-0.47, P = 0.0003); in LIA this association (odds ratio 0.51, P = 0.05) was much weaker.
(9) You experience them in a different way.” Saul, as Lias is talking: “What?
(10) Spleen cells from nude mice are incapable of inducing LIA, while mitomycin-C and irradiated lymphocytes can initiate but not maintain the reaction.
(11) levoris, strain LIA 0868 producing levorin and levoristatin was studied.
(12) In alloxanized rabbits, LIA was decreased by calcium chloride.
(13) I thought, God they must really like terrible German dance music.” Lias saw no live music when he was growing up, other than the occasional pub session with local folk musicians.
(14) The absence of discomfort for the patients may be a decisive factor to choose the monitoring method and LIA procedure may represent a valid alternative to RIA.
(15) An excellent agreement was found between LIA-mat T4 results (y) and the consensus means (x) of the laboratories participating in the national interlaboratory survey (y = 3.79 + 1.02 x, r = 0.98).
(16) Thermodynamic parameters for formation of HA, LiA, and NaA in 80% methanol-water and on DMPC vesicles are reported.
(17) Novel homogeneous methods of luminescent immunoassay (LIA) for (1) antibodies to insulin, (2) insulin and (3) antibodies to trinitrophenyl group are proposed on the basis of regulatory facilities of the enhanced chemiluminescent reaction.
(18) Phenformin significantly lowered PILA, LIA and PZ but raised SZ.
(19) hachijoense, strain LIA-0052 stored for 10 years in a dry state and in the state of a resting culture were studied.
(20) As angiogenic factors promote tumor development we investigated if SCS from tumor-bearing and tumor-resected mice contain factors capable of evoking a LIA response.
Stratigraphic
Definition:
(a.) Alt. of Stratigraphical
(a.) Alt. of -ical
Example Sentences:
(1) The stratigraphical position of the os Daubentonii has been established comparing the situation in the Gibbon with that of the human ulno-carpal region.
(2) This early appearance, however, has been questioned, largely because of doubts about the stratigraphic positions associated with the specimens and because of the lack of a reliable chronology for the stratigraphic sequence.
(3) The latest survival dates of extinct species are estimated from stratigraphic occurrences of fossil remains, radiocarbon dates, or association with archaeological industries.
(4) Recently obtained material of the early Eocene primate Notharctus venticolus, including two partial skulls from a single stratigraphic horizon, provides the geologically earliest evidence of sexual dimorphism in canine size and shape in primates and the only unequivocal evidence for such dimorphism in strepsirhines.
(5) A stratigraphically oriented series of the Miocene foraminiferal species Brizalina mandoroveensis from Ikang, Cameroon, was analyzed both by conventional multivariate morphometric procedures and by the tensor biometric method of Bookstein (1986; Statist, Sci.
(6) glabrata (Say, 1818) from upper Pleistocene (or Holocene) based on paleontologic and stratigraphic data and in agreement with shell morphology.
(7) The scientific community took the Crutzen-Stoermer proposal seriously enough to submit it to the rigours of the stratigraphers.
(8) This discovery nearly doubles the stratigraphic range of therapsids and furnishes their first record from the Cenozoic.
(9) Although a surface find, its provenance within site JM85 (BPRP site K002) was established and a stratigraphic section provided indicating the specimen's position.
(10) The fossil horizon is only 76 meters, stratigraphically, above the Glossopteris-bearing Buckley Formation, a coal-bearing sequence of Permian age.
(11) The phylogeny of this group is congruent with the stratigraphic distribution of its members.
(12) One parietal fragment was excavated from the stratigraphically more recent F complex.
(13) The diagnosis, not revealed on standard radiographs of the vertebral column, was suspected on radiculography and confirmed only by oblique stratigraphic projection.
(14) In most instances the entire IOT was innervated, however, the stratigraphic distribution of fibers in the various tectal lamina was atypical.
(15) Respiration related units (RRU) were recorded during a stratigraphic exploration of medulla and pons from the cervical junction to the caudal part of the pneumotaxic system in the semi-chronic locally anesthetized 'isolated respiratory centre' of the cat.
(16) The first uses taphonomic control groups to distinguish real absences from nonpreservation, while the second, and probably more powerful, uses the quality of the fossil record to estimate confidence intervals on the bases of stratigraphic ranges.
(17) The conventional analysis used five size-measures upon 170 specimens from five stratigraphic levels; the tensor analysis encompassed six landmarks (12 coordinates) upon 50 specimens.
(18) Recent publications indicate that they will recommend the designation of the Anthropocene, and that the “stratigraphically optimal” temporal limit will be located somewhere in the mid-20th century.
(19) The archaeological and hominid site of Border Cave (KwaZulu, South Africa) has a stratigraphic sequence covering the Middle and Later Stone Ages (MSA and LSA).
(20) We used differential scanning calorimetry to perform a stratigraphic analysis of the shrinkage temperature of glutaraldehyde-treated pericardium.