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Genome replacement is more difficult to observe without suitable genetic markers because the replaced genome may be genetically equivalent to those that are not replaced.

A more natural and pragmatic approach is to analyse large populations of related isolates, that are believed to cover multiple species, and to observe whether suitable molecular methods can resolve distinct clusters in sequence space that can be given appropriate names [ 11].

Our choice has fallen on an autoregressive approach which forecasts one step in future after observing a suitable interval of past observations.

The special PLLA ε-crystals, which are usually formed in the presence of organic solvents, are unexpectedly observed under suitable conditions.

It is observed that suitable configurations and location of the submerged structure can provide long-term and cost-effective solutions for creating a tranquility zone and in protecting various marine facilities from wave attack during extreme wave climate.

Also, we have observed a suitable growth of crystallites for citrate precursor method samples.

Macro and micronutrients contents after composting were observed in suitable ranges for agricultural purposes.

We observed a suitable agreement in classification between molecular and histologic grades.

While the species are not identical and the possibility of presence of unique genes in one species cannot be completely dismissed, the level of similarity observed is suitable for a system-scale analysis of the P. tremuloides transcriptome.

In order to provide unequivocal proof that the PE-uni forms observed in the P. cynomolgi (or P. vivax) hepatic cultures are indeed hypnozoites, it would be necessary to observe after a suitable period of latency (at least 3 4 weeks), a reactivation of the maturation process that would lead to the release of merozoites.

Such a "Balloon Cluster" is suitable to observe temporal evolution and spatial distribution of phenomena in the ionospheric regions and boundaries that the balloons traversed during their circumpolar trajectory.