That makes it hard to discern how closely they will look at the number of pitches he threw Wednesday.
Because we anticipated that we would need a large number of markers to be able to clearly discern the closely related spotted and diffuse knapweeds, we used AFLPs.
But we can discern them more closely, and in doing so, more effectively manage fear so it doesn't get in our way.
In order to more closely discern similarities or differences in the evolutionary paths taken by the phage, the genomes of populations of ancestral and evolved phage, as well as genomes of individual variants from the evolved populations, were isolated and sequenced.
The strongest example is shown for SNP rs592645 in Figure 2, in which clusters can be discerned that correspond closely with qPCR derived KIR3DL1/3SD1 copy numbers.
It will be interesting to investigate if the bottleneck in a SNP-only analysis for discerning samples from closely related populations can be overcome using highly dense common SNPs and rare variants from massive parallel sequencing in the 1000 Genomes Project [ 49].
You have to peer closely to discern the wire connections between atoms and to get an idea of how the molecule takes shape.
"As we scrutinize Barack Obama's words," Mr. Schmidt wrote, "it is increasingly difficult for those of us with the responsibility of following this year's election closely to discern what Obama truly believes at his core on the issues of great importance to the American people".
Pairwise Fst analyses of the 48 and 36 marker sets both display (Table 1A C) a similar capacity to distinguish among continental population groups and a limited capacity to discern among the more closely related population groups (e.g. European, Middle Eastern, and Central Asian).
In this study, we did not discern any Thailand isolates closely related to the south China lineage, as previously established in Lao and Cambodia (5 ).
