This is a first indication that the common aqueous preparation of a sage tea is preferable, as thujone is already avoided, while the polyphenols are still extracted at a very high degree.
Because evolution usually occurs by changing one unit at a time, the number of differences is an indication of the recency of common ancestry.
In one indication of how common the problems are, his restaurant alone gets 10 to 15 calls each day from payday lenders trying to collect overdue fees from his workers, Mr. Richards said.
These links are not a matter of resemblance so much as they are an indication of a common ancestry: the notes in the PN-14342 family have been created by an individual or an organization using the same equipment and the same materials, and most likely operating from a single location.
Indeed, if a single co-location of 2 QTLs could be due to chance alone, the observation of multiple co-locations could be considered as a good indication of a common genetic control of the different WPs, reflecting the effects of pleiotropic genes rather than the presence of several linked genes.
Tag Files are generated to give the researcher an indication of most common to most rare sequences in the dataset.
However, among the abiotic stressors examined, there was indication of a common set of transcriptional changes in the soybean aphid, with 188 genes showing similar responses in heat- and starvation-stressed aphids.
Trees showing at least one of these features were scored as having a single common ancestor (Figure 3A,C); trees without an obvious indication of a common ancestor or those that used one of the survey organisms as the common ancestor were scored as lacking this feature (Figure 3B,D,E).
Table 1 lists some of the common indications for each examination.
One of the common indications for removal of the odontoid process includes decompression of the cervicomedullary junction in patients with arthritic degeneration.
Acquired pulmonary valve disease is uncommon; however, right ventricular outflow tract dysfunction is one of the common indications of reoperations during late follow-up of repaired congenital heart disease.
