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Meanwhile, gaseous scavenging behavior is apparently characterized by the droplet.

Bacterial adhesion and cellular proliferation were observed in the NF permeate-fed systems, which were apparently characterized by the increase in the fraction of culturable heterotrophic bacteria and the relative abundance of α-Proteobacteria in bacterial community of biofilms.

Only two species complexes apparently characterized by cryptic diversity [38], [72] remained, i.e. Hymenogaster niveus and H. rehsteineri.

Thus, GAS pharyngitis strains circulating in Ontario are a collection of distinct populations, apparently characterized by relatively limited transmission between distant locations.

The split, apparently characterized by multiple examples of convergent evolution (independent origins of similar feeding ecology/behavior) indicated a clear phylogenetic and hence historical dichotomy; a major, old division in the evolution of birds.

Finally, the cerebellar molecular layer as well as cortical and subcortical brain regions showed an unusual pericellular PrP deposition that highlighted cells apparently characterized by a round perikaryon surrounded by short branching processes (Fig.  2j-k, n-o).

Taken together, these data suggest that, upon receipt of signaling that drives lymphatic commitment, p185BCR/ABL exhibits an apparently "paradox" phenotype characterized by expression of the myeloid surface marker Mac-1, while p40ABL/BCR increases proliferation and p96ABL/BCR fully transforms early B cell progenitors.

Hereditary recurrent fevers are rare genetic diseases characterized by apparently spontaneous attacks of inflammation.

On the basis of the hierarchical subdivisions of turbidite lobes, results show a high complexity in internal architecture from lobe bed to lobe scale whereas large scale (scenery-seismic scale) is characterized by apparently homogeneous tabular and very extensive sandbodies (thus corresponding to the classical definition of "sheet-sands").

Many natural systems, for example, brains, immune systems, ecologies, societies, are characterized by apparently complex behaviour having a large number of components are CAS.

This can help us make deliberate choices, especially in situations that are characterized by apparently conflicting interests, as exemplified in this instance by the relationships among PI Sara, postdoc William, and graduate student Terry.