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Based on previous morphological investigation and the size of cell, we were able to recognize the expression and distribution of the KIFC1-like protein in spermatogonia or spermatocytes (Figure 3B).

Verghese has had a long-standing interest in bedside medicine and strongly believes all clinicians should be able to recognize the basic phenotypic expressions of disease that present as abnormal physical signs.

Almost everyone will be able to recognize the power of that message.

Even resting cysts are able to recognize the presence of grazers [42].

In all patients, we were able to recognize the primary involvement of the dysferlin gene.

Thus, the neural network was able to recognize the make and model of moving vehicles.

Initially we examined which of these were able to recognize the ALK glycine-rich region.

Because research articles "tend to be rhetorically standardized with regard to paragraph organization, choice of vocabulary and grammatical means of expression" (Knorr-Cetina, 1981, p. 95), we expect that, if students are able to recognize the rhetorical moves in biomedical research articles, they will also be able to recognize the rhetorical moves in research articles from related disciplines.

He would stop and sign every single person's autograph until the last person was left". Patrick Wayne says that even though "The Big Trail" was not one of his father's best films, fans will be able to recognize a lot of the expressions and looks that served him so well throughout his career.

These TGA-type basic leucine zippers are able to recognize and bind to the ACGT motif in the bean abscission cellulase promoter and are probably involved in the regulation of cellulase expression during leaf abscission.

To analyze whether the ability of MSC to stimulate phagocytosis of apoptotic thymocytes by macrophages was related to an increased expression of receptors able to recognize apoptotic cells we analyzed the expression of CD36 and CD14 in M cultured overnight with MSC supernatants.