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The Zodiacs putter into water of the same blue, steering clear of long, broad streamers of leathery, bulbous kelp that can be distinctly seen unfurling just beneath the water.

It can be distinctly seen that the rate of hydrogen evolution maximized at pH 7 (18.10 mmol), while the rate of H2 evolution was decreased under both more acidic and more alkaline TEOA aqueous solutions.

Integration of HESC-epicardial cells in lectin-labelled coronary vessels could be distinctly seen (Fig. 4M,N).

In control disc (Canton-S) the multistratified arrangement can be distinctly seen which clearly disappears in Wg loss of function background.

Before degradation, the core can be distinctly seen, due to the higher background fluorescence resulting from the autofluorescence of photodegradable moieties, most notably of the interface of the core microsphere.

It was found that the reflexes corresponding to 2a were distinctly seen in the RHEED patterns during annealing at ~925°C after 2 min of treatment.

In Fig. 9g, residually stained boundaries of the macrophage cytoplasmic membranes are distinctly seen, which indicates effective uptake, and well-discernible microcapsules are easy to detect to be attached on their surface either within the cells.

% amino-MMT in the nanocomposite, the TEM micrograph changed to some extent: the nanofiller aggregates became smaller, and the amino-MMT stacks of about 5 to 10 nanolayers in thickness are distinctly seen and separated one another (Figure 3b).

The oscillation peaks are distinctly seen on both longitudinal (H || to the transport current I) (Fig. 3a) and transverse (H ⊥ to I) (Fig. 3b) magnetoresistance at low temperatures (Fig. 3).

Those as young as 5 years of age have been described elsewhere, and the median age appears to be distinctly younger than that seen among those with classic paraneoplastic syndromes [ 2, 14, 16].

But relations between the Olympics chief, Lord Coe, and the Foreign Secretary, William Hague, are likely to be distinctly frostier after Mr Hague saw potentially disastrous losses in a business in which he had invested £30,000 and has Lord Coe as its sole director.