Together, these two sets of data, meticulously collected in the same area, are beginning to offer up intriguing indicators about climate change — not about what is causing it but rather how it affects the lives of animals, plants, insects and birds.
Phytoplankton and especially metazoan zooplankton are introduced as intriguing and simple indicators for different states of ecological quality in highly acidic mining lakes.
One of the report's most intriguing findings was that wealth wasn't a strong indicator of the tendency to invest in ventures that do good.
We propose that FRAT1 may be a useful biomarker for molecular diagnosis, an indicator for the prognosis of glioma, and an intriguing candidate target for glioma therapy.
As would be expected, the results present an intriguing pattern of risk factors in these widely divergent settings; however, each indicator is related to a sub-population, comparisons and explanations are limited.
THE corporate chess game of mergers and acquisitions, an indicator of confidence in boardrooms and the stock market, may offer some intriguing matches this year.
The frequent expression of MUM1/IRF4 in BL is intriguing, and may suggest aberrant expression in early GC BL precursors instead of an indicator of late/post-GC differentiation.
If follicle cell polarity truly is intact for the inner layer of cells, then it is intriguing that the mitotic spindle orientation appears to be uncoupled from these other indicators of cell polarity in these mutant cells.
The lack of coincidence between the QTL influencing LFEC0 and LFEC1, although intriguing, agrees with certain differences observed regarding the correlations between these two traits and the serum indicator traits [ 9].
Although intriguing, further studies are needed to determine if measurement of phospho-ERK can be predictive of response or an indicator of the effect of to radiation therapy.
