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Four major clades with high bootstrap support are marked in different colours.
On the back of a door hangs a map of Los Angeles with studios, agencies and 'hot spots' - the Sky Bar, the Lounge - marked in different colours.
To characterize beta-cell expansion in the primary islet during animal growth, we measured the volume of individual beta-cells marked in different colors, as well as the total volume of the islet's beta-cells.
She jumped out of her chair and pointed at a map on the wall marked in different colors that she said showed where improvements had been made with city, state and federal money.
As well as manuscripts for Wallace's books, stories and essays (with his meticulous edits marked in different coloured inks), the archive includes research materials, his own often heavily annotated library, and early work stretching back through his college and graduate school writings to a poem he wrote as a young child.
An example illustrated in Figure3 shows two groups of antennas marked in different colors.
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He also hired a documents expert who testified that on more than 30 ballots, the choice in the Rippey-Moskowite race was marked in a different ink from the rest of the ballot.
2) If the same pain region was repeatedly marked in the different views of the body diagram, it was counted once only under this item.
A protein sequence without a functional annotation can be marked in several different ways: by having no "/product" qualifier, by having the value "unknown," or by having the value "hypothetical protein" or "putative protein".
By ray tracing simulation, all different ray paths are marked in rays with different colors, as shown in Fig. 4(b).
This year pupils in Wales sat a totally different paper to those in England, also marked in a slightly different way.
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