On January 11th, after several clerks in the poultry department of a Toledo store started coughing, the city's Health Department launched an investigation into "incipient cases" of psittacosis.
A further pointer to the role of drug treatment lies in the distribution of incipient cases of diabetes which were more likely to arise in the schizophrenia than from other groups in the contemporary cohort.
This neuropsychological profile taken together with the characteristic neurological features of the disease constitutes a signature that should lead to more straightforward and rapid differential diagnosis of incipient cases in a clinical setting.
In September, Dag Hammarskjöld, the UN Secretary-General who had recently deployed a large peacekeeping force to the Congo, referred to the massacres as "a case of incipient genocide".
Considering the incomplete morphological differentiation as well as the comparatively low mitochondrial distances and recent divergence times, we conclude that C. mapale and Cathorops sp. represent a case of incipient speciation.
Fig. 9C shows a case of incipient hypothyroidism immediately following IVF and embryo transfer.
We find that chromosomal rearrangements alone are insufficient to explain near complete hybrid sterility in a case of incipient speciation in fission yeast.
A possible case of incipient speciation between fish populations occupying different drainages has been proposed for guppies (Poecilia) inhabiting streams of north-eastern Venezuela [ 12, 13].
Thus, whether diversification in Réunion's Z. borbonicus is ongoing and represents a case of incipient speciation, or instead the process has been truncated by widespread gene flow upon secondary contact among morphs, remains to be addressed.
The guppy from the Cumaná region (within the Cariaco drainage) of eastern Venezuela has been previously described as a case of incipient speciation driven by sexual selection, significantly differentiated in sexual colouration and body shape from the common guppy, Poecilia reticulata.
