Indeed, far from extolling any particular route to understanding, my book explores the conspicuous variation in what has counted, and what continues to count, as an explanation of biological development, and roots that variability in the differences in epistemological culture that contribute to the growth of scientific knowledge.
A single rice mutator-phenotype individual (Tong211-LP) with conspicuous variation in multiple phenotypic traits was identified from the crossing experiment.
In the ladybird beetle, Adalia bipunctata, which, like many members of this family, show very conspicuous variation in the colour patterns on the elytra and pronotum, colour polymorphism is genetic (Majerus 1994, 1998).
Conspicuous variations in maternal mortality are reflected through inequities in access to maternal health care such as prenatal care, skilled birth attendance, and post natal care on various economic, geographic and social scales [24], [25], [26], [27], [28], [29], [30], [31], [32], [33], [34].
Mean tumour weight and volume of primary tumours were lower in treated animals, but a conspicuous variation of values in the treatment group precluded statistical significance.
No conspicuous variation was observed in relation to age at first pregnancy.
The most conspicuous variations occur in the z direction, above and below the plane of the Galaxy, where the number density falls off rapidly.
Conspicuous variation of the storage modulus for PBSi was observed, depending on the content of DMSI.
High-altitude animals are generally lighter, but there is also conspicuous variation within populations.
The identified individual plant (Tong211-LP) exhibited conspicuous phenotypic variation in multiple traits particularly enlarged panicles and seed-size, compared with its maternal parental cultivar Tong211.
Among 84 rice plants (designated as S0 generation) growing to maturity, we identified a single individual plant (hereforth named Tong211-LP) that showed conspicuous phenotypic variation in multiple traits, including flowering time, seed-size, and particularly panicle-size (larger panicle, LP), relative to its rice parental cultivar.
