From these, however, one moves to a near-abstract, chevron-shaped mask with barely recognizable facial features.
Velocardiofacial syndrome (OMIM # 192439 and 188400) most commonly includes abnormalities of the palate, heart, and recognizable facial features.
Syndromes, and sometimes subsyndromes, are delineated when the seizures are defined by easily recognizable electroclinical features and similar enough to be regarded as a homogeneous group, distinct from other groups in the same classification level (Table 1).
Its flowers, however, have a well-developed perianth, and it lacks the other distinctive, easily recognizable features that mark grasses.
Ammonoids are important index fossils because of their wide geographic distribution in shallow marine waters, rapid evolution, and easily recognizable features.
Images with rare and easily recognizable features such as scars, ear rings, glasses etc. were not used.
Control and radiation-treated embryos were analyzed following external criteria and thus, delimitation of the frontal field by pigment lines and complete closure of the suture of the neural tube were easily recognizable features.
In these previous studies, however, the series consisted of pathological cases with distinct and easily recognizable features of heart sounds and murmurs.
By contrast to the strictly conserved stem/loop structures found at Hac1/XBP1 mRNA splice sites (Gonzalez et al., 1999), RIDD target mRNAs do not contain easily recognizable features in common.
Furthermore, the red color of most members of Halobacteriaceae was used as an easily recognizable feature to discriminate between archaeal and bacterial members of the prokaryotic community [ 41].
He said that individual species of early Homo were more easily recognizable by jaw structure and facial features than by differences in brain size, which tend to be highly variable.
