But most of these would be "minimally contacted" tribes.
On-site case studies have confirmed that deployment of Tenax air sampling tubes for pesticide detection was minimally invasive, non-contact, and did not require the presence of trained personnel to be present during collection of the vapour phase sample.
The other sources of contact contributed minimally to total exposure risk during a short duration of infectiousness and viral survival.
On the other hand, several types of investigation (e.g., histology, paleomicrobiology, and biochemistry), although minimally invasive, require direct contact with the bodies and, for this reason, are often avoided, particularly by museum curators.
Thus, with this improved ability to distinguish lytic granules, we sought to confirm our earlier finding that lytic granules, while located in areas of F-actin hypodensity, were either in minimally sized clearances in contact with or atop F-actin filaments.
Overall, these results imply that, even in the earliest stages of folding, ACBP dynamics are governed by native-like contacts on a minimally frustrated energy landscape.
The two groups of mice with no prior contact to PstS1 only minimally responded to in vitro stimulation with PstS1.
Anecdotally, states report large back-logs of referrals at the local contact agencies, which are often minimally staffed.
We handsearched the Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology (from 1 January 1992 to 13 April 2013) and contacted experts in the field.
We handsearched the Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology (from 1 January 1992 to 13 April 2013); we also contacted experts in the field.
