We observed a time-dependent increase in the total nuclei numbers (Fig. 2 i ) and cell size of an osteoclastic subpopulation (Fig. 2 ii ), evident by emergence of osteoclast differentiation marker αvβ3 (Fig. 2 iii ).
Archaeologically, however, Romanization in Gaul is most evident in the emergence of the Greco-Roman city.
Brazil will continue to produce talent — evident by the emergence of young players like Thais, who immediately caught my eye — but at this point, it appears that it has fallen off.
"In terms of the Out of Africa event, new dating of the Dmanisi site in Georgia places some of the material from there older than 1.8m years ago, so it is evident that human emergence from Africa preceded even this new date for bifacial tools.
This is evident in the emergence of new modes as the number of layers are increased.
This became evident with the emergence of structured policy reforms and greater advocacy for policy alignment to ensure synergies between the African states (Holloway 2007).
A further manifestation of marketisation has been the growing privatisation of HE, evident in the emergence of private HE providers and the outsourcing of activities to the private sector (Brown & Carasso, 2013; McGettigan, 2013).
Likewise for series 2, the UV detector fails to detect inter-chain aggregates that are readily observed by MALS, evident in the emergence of peak shoulders in MALS traces.
The continuing maturation of these developments is evident in the emergence of different philosophical orientations, agendas, and foci that have, in turn, prompted several thinkers to endeavor to develop critical, metaphilosophical overviews of developing schools or trends that account for their emergence and implications, their similarities and differences.
This association became quite evident with the emergence of AIDS in the early 1980s.
