As Vitamin C is required for osteoid formation, skeletal evidence of scurvy is only evident once the vitamin has been re-introduced into the diet after a period of deficiency (Brickley and Ives, 2008).
On the lateral radiograph (b), fibrosis is only evident anteriorly, despite the small size of the retrosternal clear space.
Weak separation is only evident in one group, on the upper right, composed by Fe-rich objects.
The phenomenon is only evident in a subset of cells, which may explain that FXS patients are fertile.
What is noteworthy is that the outward shift in the Beveridge Curve is only evident for the long-term unemployed.
The improvement is only evident between degrees 150 and 240 beyond which EGM2008 performs better than GOCE GGMs in all the six regions.
The relationship between design and NPD outcomes is also strongly moderated by contextual factors; for example, its significance is only evident for organisations, which also engage in in-house R&D.
However, housing prices do not explain a substantial share of variance in the intensities of in-migration, at least at the level of city districts; quite a strong association is only evident for foreign migrants.
Within the female model, the wage penalty for newly arrived migrants is relatively persistent throughout, while a pay premium is only evident for long-term migrants at the very top of the wage/human capital distribution.
The former are a pair of faceless androids whose humanity is only evident through their music; the other is a fictional world in which computerized avatars turn out to be real people, or at least something close to that.
As we thumbed through The Rise of David Bowie: 1972 1973, his book of Bowie photography tied to the show, Rock took care to point out details—a banana on the makeup table here, Bowie subtly wielding a harmonica under a kimono there whose importance is only evident to those who lived the images.
