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In general, rate effects are more readily visualized on a linear scale of energies.

MOR-mcherry was more readily visualized in cell bodies than neural processes, because of the high intracellular/extracellular protein ratio.

Qualitatively, there are spectral differences between the two populations that can be more readily visualized in the difference spectra (bottom plot of Fig. 1).

The possible errors of assuming constant optical properties in calculation of flow indices may be more readily visualized through analysis of real tissue measurements.

This highlights the advantages that the zebrafish offers over the mouse in the study of gene knockdown effects, as embryonic events can be more readily visualized.

In discussions below, we retain the placement of the E4 hydrides shown in Figure 4 as being more readily visualized in discussions of mechanism.

"The viewers could more readily picture Walter Cronkite jumping into a car to cover a 10-alarm fire than they could visualize him doing cerebral commentary on a great summit meeting in Geneva," David Halberstam wrote in "The Powers That Be," his 1979 book about the news media.

Likewise, silencing of xVEGF-C in Tg(Flk1:eGFP) tadpoles caused edema (Fig. 3G) and severe lymph vessel anomalies (fewer and more dispersed and scattered LECs) which were readily visualized by fluorescence microscopy (Fig. 3G I).

Although the results of a non-overlapping clustering analysis can be readily visualized using heat maps or networks34, visualizing overlapping modules requires more complex and hierarchical visualizations (which, e.g., indicate the overlap between modules) and is still an active research field35,36 (Fig. 5d).

These naturally occurring T-cell responses in cancer patients could be readily visualized by flow cytometry using HLA/peptide tetramers after in vitro stimulation but even more remarkable in direct ex vivo assays.

In the resulting kymograph, the linear movements of molecules are readily visualized as bright spots moving along diagonal lines.