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).
The same pattern apparently also characterizes the more distantly related congeneric species, e.g., A. nobilis-2x, A. ligustica-2x and A. acuminata-2x.
Long before the film was completed, government censors, not known for their appreciation of irony, began demanding that he change the title, apparently worried that characterizing the Japanese as devils might cause a furor.
We show that the Op goes through major transitions in shape as it grows, and we use morphometrics to characterize apparently separate trajectories of shape development and growth.
Likewise, extremely high density microarrays, such as oligonucleotide arrays [54] could be used to characterize apparently balanced translocations, inversions, genomic imprinting and with the inclusion of oligonucleotides interrogating single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) also detect uniparental disomy (UPD) [55].
