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The high ratio of NUS to NDS in the Gobiidae is probably due to (1) difficulty of sample collection, (2) lack of good morphological characteristics enabling ready species identification, and (3) lack of funding for taxonomic studies [26].

A map of these network links can be displayed visually, enabling ready interpretation of network features by members [ 21].

Conspiring to make E. coli O157 H7 an emerging threat in the international marketplace are its virulence and resilience, along with the relatively low doses required for infection, enabling ready transmission and enhancing opportunities for large outbreaks.

Further information about each marker can be accessed via hyperlinks to the genomic and genetic data section of the GDR, enabling ready access to protocols, allelic variation, sequence data, physical map position and genetic map position.

The modular workflow allows integration of additional steps: the encapsulated lysate assay reactions can be stopped by heat inactivation (enabling ready control of selection stringency), the droplet size can be contracted (to concentrate its contents), and storage (at −80 °C) is possible for discontinuous workflows.

The use of pMHC dextramers in conjunction with 50 nM dasatinib allows robust staining of T cells even when the TCR pMHC affinity is weak (KD > 250 μM), thus enabling ready detection of tumour-specific and autoimmune T cells that might be missed when using pMHC tetramers.

We begin by discussing a simple but important factor: networked handhelds can allow a 1 1 student:device ratio for the first time, enabling ready-at-hand access to technology throughout the school day and throughout the learner's personal life.

Mortar consists of inert siliceous (sandy) material mixed with cement and water in such proportions that the resulting substance will be sufficiently plastic to enable ready application with the mason's trowel and to flow slightly but not collapse under the weight of the masonry units.

Significantly, with more structures of α-conotoxins also becoming available this enables ready comparison of their similarities and, more notably, of their subtle differences, which dictate subclass selectivity.

A principal function of images in cognition, as Kosslyn sees it, is to enable ready access to visuo-spatial features and relations of this sort, features or relations that might otherwise be very hard to infer from the "propositional" (mentalese) description.

We have therefore adopted the nomenclature proposed by Dinsdale et al. [10], but have also included the biotype designation so as to enable ready connection to the wider literature.