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However, predicting epidemiological risk and the spread of disease is hampered because whilst vector competence of Culicoides is expressed only in adult females, morphological identification of constituent species is only readily applicable to adult males and some species distinguishing traits have overlapping character states.

N-RED and S-RED are morphologically indistinguishable, while BLUE has diverged more recently and is only readily distinguishable by a sexually dimorphic trait, throat colour.

Our previous studies had missed this acceleration phase, in part due to the variability of endocytosis time constants across different neurons and in part owing to the fact that it is only readily apparent at physiological temperatures (37°C).

This perplexing observation could be explained, as suggested in the introduction, by postulating that the peptoid is an exceedingly weak ligand for antibodies in the pool and that retention of IgGs is only readily visible on relatively rare beads that happen to display dense clusters of the compound.

Loss and damage are only readily measured in discrete areas.

But Benner's theory, that the minerals essential to life's formation were only readily available on Mars, is.

Amiodarone was the least potent of the compounds, with partial inhibition of S6K phosphorylation at 30 µM and complete inhibition at 50 µM (Fig. 3) and this effect was only readily detectable after 2 h (Fig. 4).

N-RED and S-RED are only readily distinguishable from BLUE by their visually striking throat colour [24], red in C. rubrigularis (RED; Figure 2A), and blue with red coloration posterior to the blue in C. rhomboidalis (BLUE; Figure 2B).

However, it was only readily detected in soluble, presumably cytoplasm-derived, fractions of hemA cells; the reason is unclear.

Indeed, in our hands, PGT mRNA was only readily detectable in LoVo carcinoma-derived and PC/BH/C1 adenoma-derived cells under basal conditions.

Full-length periostin sequences comprising all exons are only readily available or annotated in public sequence databases for a subset of these vertebrate species.