From this, we conclude that geographic assignment of individuals based on element profiles in their tissues and referenced against soil elemental distributions would be coarse (at a spatial scale of 100 1000 km, depending on the chemical heterogeneity of the landscape), but could be used to assess origin of highly mobile animals or habitat association of individuals.
In that same essay, Lenzner also assesses Origins of the Crash by Roger Lowenstein: Click here for the transcript of Mark Lewis' recent online chat with Lowenstein.
Next we assessed the origin of the neuropil labelling of the SO and SR.
Additionally, all shared MLGs within a sampled population were assessed for origin of identity using GenClone's PSEX statistic.
To further assess the origin and lineage commitment of the TCRβ /γδ– DN4 cells we analysed the extent of their DJ TCRβ rearrangement.
Subsequently, we assessed the origins, patterns of differentiation, and expansion of different phylogenetic subgroups of this gene family.
Reticulocyte stains of blood smears to assess the origin of anemia were not performed and reticulocytes were not observed in conventionally stained smears.
The different results at the two synapses of Held emphasize the necessity for systematically assessing the origin of failure candidates before assuming a common origin with the complex waveforms.
The Gazel cohort members were asked to self-assess the origin of KP with four pre-coded categories: tendinitis, meniscus disorders, arthrosis, other origin.
A subset of the artificial muscle fibres (n = 20) was stained by immunofluorescence with antibodies against β-galactosidase to assess the origin of their nuclei: results showed that the large majority of nuclei were of donor origin (based on nuclear LacZ expression), but few unlabelled nuclei, whose origin remain unclear, were also present (Fig 3E and F) (Hughes & Blau, 1990).
This is clinically important to assess the origin of the coronary arteries in relation to the aortic root.
