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We reasoned that any association between stress adaptation dependent Gcn5 re-localisation in ORFs and histone acetylation would most likely be observable in one or both sets of overlapping genes.
We hypothesized that (a) if visual predator recognition mechanisms are entirely innate, then both lab-reared and wild-caught females should respond to the presence of a molly predator during their mate choice, while (b) if experiential effects are important, then a response might not be observable in one of the two different female groups (predator-naïve or wild caught).
We conclude that both models reflect the structuring effect of central, regional and local state steering of the Island's regeneration policy community but also that a 'development trust effect' is observable in one location (Ryde), due to a capacity to stimulate new forms of community enterprise and to successfully alter political relationships within the local community.
Although beans are a highly inbreeding species (95 to 99%) some outcrossing occurs occasionally so there can be some within accession or intra-population variation and this would be observable in any lanes containing more than one band, representing more than one allele in seeds of the accession.
Such a change should be observable in evolutionary time.
Such differences should be observable in ligand-field-sensitive spectroscopies.
In all responding patients evaluation of both EGFR FISH and CISH GCN was possible and an evident correspondence between results is observable in all but one case.
The device longer exposed to the FIB exhibits a glaring square surrounding the Pt electrodes (Fig. 2a), whereas any structure is observable in the briefly exposed one (Fig. 2b).
Indeed, the same trend that rod-like particles is preferred over spherical ones is observable in our results, perfectly in line with earlier reports as discussed in the 'Background' section.
One could expect that Si or Ge NWs growth is observable in the same regime with similar structural features.
