Therefore, in contrast to the featureless visible-wavelength Venus images, the UV images present unique cloud morphologies, including the well-known "Yfeature," which is even observable from ground-based stations (Dollfus 1975).
None of the studies reviewed by Malanda et al. mentioned how SMBG data were actually recorded and how blood glucose trends were observed from the recorded data by both patients and clinicians; therefore, it remains unclear if blood glucose patterns were even observable or detected.
This is even more observable in the case of the footing F6, where due to the very low compressive concrete strength (f ck = 7.92 MPa), the cracking of the concrete and forming of the punching body occurs earlier.
Their report, being published today in the journal Nature, has amazed scientists, who have been arguing since early this century about whether such journeys were even remotely possible, let alone observable.
This epistemology, or set of rules about what can be considered knowledge, states that what occurs between observable events can be even more "real" than the events themselves (Ackroyd and Fleetwood 2010).
Taken together these data suggest that the observed SNP expression associations do exist and are observable even in a small set of unrelated individuals.
These findings suggest that early life stimulation, which is known to produce long-lasting changes in the stress response system, may result in permanent changes in social function that are observable even during senescence.
Although the associations found were modest in magnitude, it is encouraging that these differences are observable even within a population with only modest PA levels.
This effect is observable even if the prime only consists of a word-initial fragment (e.g. bor- facilitates the recognition of border).
Esaki and Tsu, in their pioneering work on semiconductor superlattices[4], pointed out that BO of electrons in superlattices with narrow minibands can be observable even for modest fields.
