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(a) Bone marrow precursors and total cells on day 0 with 100 U/ml rmGM-CSF; (b) day 5 BMDCs with 40 U/ml rmGM-CSF, showing colony and multicellulat clusters formation and early stages of dendrites; (c) day 7 with 20 U/ml rmGM-CSF immature BMDCs with ridgy shape, and (d) fully dendrites formation showing higher immature and lower mature BMDCs at day 11 with 5 U/ml rmGM-CSF.

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Soane explained that the coating works by creating a stiff, ridgy layer that one's tongue and teeth perceives as crispiness, along with pores that allow the moisture inside the potato to escape to avoid sogginess.

The three other dogs represent the Indian Ocean Dipole (Indy), the Southern Annular Mode (Sam), and the Sub-tropical Ridge (Ridgy).

I could feel the ridgy skin of the tree through my blouse.

Instead, his observation of the city produces a sense of dread in him: he describes the "giganticism" of the metropolis' architecture as "curiously oppressive" (Mountains 56), continuously refers to its existence as "blasphemous," and confesses that the "ridgy, barrel-shaped designs" of its headlands "stirred up oddly vague, hateful, and confusing semi-remembrances" (Mountains 48) in him analogous to those roused by the "half-sentient musical piping" sound of the wind.

For example, rather than the smooth plaster that most current buildings have, plaster in the sanctuary has a rough, ridgy surface that was common in the 1800s.