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Large emboli produce the confluent retinal whitening, which can be seen in branch retinal arterial obstruction, whereas distal retinal capillaries occlusion by small emboli forms the cotton-wool spots.

This fracture mode can be seen in plant branches, young mammal bones or reinforced plastic rods.

The first shift can be seen in many branches of agriculture, but none more clearly than in the case of rice.

The major difference between the core genome and genome content phylogenies can be seen in the relative branch lengths with respect to phylogenetic depth within the two trees.

Our analyses used a fixed consensus tree for these 26 sequences, taken from the tree reported in Karol et al. [ 3], as can be seen in Figure 1 (branch lengths not drawn to scale).

A new female hawk, first spotted in Washington Square Park on Dec. 25, continues to be seen in the tree branches, perches and even the nest on the 12th-floor window ledge of New York University's Bobst Library.

Acquisition of XDR can be seen in the two branches: the first by acquisition of an eis G-10A, gyrA S91P and tlyA Ins755GT mutations (node B1); and, by an eis G-10A and gyrA D94G mutations (node E1).

As can be seen in this phylogenetic tree, GS_B branches before Pig_E and the two Genotype A isolates, suggesting that GS may have branched earlier than the other three genomes from a common ancestor.

Echoes of Japanese prints can be seen in inlaid studies of winding branches and showers of blossoms down its facade.

As can be seen in Figure 4, a major branching between the organisms occurs according to the average genomic G+C-content.

Somewhat stronger support for a separate South Semitic branch may be seen in such features as the f, which has developed in both Arabic and the Southwest Semitic languages from the early Semitic *p (the symbol * indicates information derived from linguistic reconstruction rather than from direct attestation).