In addition, the two homologs are distinguishable by multiple single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).
In the plenary discussion, the experts reached consensus that the development process could be characterized by multiple distinguishable phases.
However, it is unlikely that a single, simple metric will suffice for analyzing multiple, distinguishable morphological features, each of which requires different measurements to quantify and characterize.
After 3 days in culture, the single axon that emerges from these neurons is clearly distinguishable from the multiple, short dendrites.
These orbitals may all be filled, then, in a commingling fashion, resulting in a series of elements that show multiple, barely distinguishable oxidation states.
Multiple cytologically distinguishable forms of the Y chromosome segregate in at least some species of Drosophila (Dobzhansky 1935), and variation in rDNA array size and other repetitive sequence blocks exists (Lyckegaard and Clark 1989; Clark and Lyckegaard 1990).
Each emission profile will usually appear as a single or multiple spatially distinguishable clusters where a cluster refers to aggregates of pixels of the same or similar emission profile within the spectral phasor plot.
We used small injections (300 500 μm), comparable in size to optically imaged activity spots in TE (Tsunoda et al. 2001), and multiple, color-distinguishable retrograde tracers targeted to specific activity spots (Fig. 1).
It is found that the multiple solutions correspond to distinguishable "states" which occur in the response of the system.
T cells expressing constitutively active Rac1, GFP-Rac1-L61, were similar in morphology to CD3-activated cells: they had multiple lamellae, lacked a distinguishable uropod, did not polarize on ICAM-1 and had impaired migration (Figure 6A, D, Movie S7).
