The higher taxa are readily identified by their suffixes: families end in -aceae and orders in -ales.
These discontinuities will arise only from the initial distribution or nucleation and are readily identified.
Males are readily identified by their dark rufous upperparts, black spots on the wings, and red underparts.
Indeed, many of the best characterized cancer genes, such as TP53, PTEN and PIK3CA, are readily identified by any of these approaches15.
Discovery of seizure-suppressor genes is challenging in mammals, however, such genes are readily identified and analyzed in a Drosophila model of epilepsy.
Ryman's paintings are readily identified by their predominantly achromatic surfaces, but his exploration of the values and effects of white was never limited to paint.
A handful of common species are readily identified, but the majority are inaccessible to ecologists, behaviorists, physiologists and others who would find the group contains many ideal model organisms.
Using a simple crack-growth model, the variability inherent in the stress vs. fatigue-life (S N) response for bulk-metallic glasses (BMGs) can be related to some of the key random variables that are readily identified in the models.
The two species cannot be reliably distinguished using morphological characters, but are readily identified and distinguished by simple, rapid, and inexpensive molecular protocols based on sequence variation of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA).
While they are readily identified by the pathologist as invading malignant cells, their relationship with the compact-appearing portions of the tumour as well as the mechanism underlying the development of this pattern are not immediately evident at histological level.
If his "Autobiography" (Nan A. Talese/Doubleday; $27.95) makes one thing clear, it is that, compared with his inflammatory existence, his photographs — which have sealed his notoriety over fifty years, and which are readily identified by no more than the slope of a buttock — are mere shadows on the wall.
