Single-cell applications have been particularly important for analyzing the genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, and metabolomic profiles of individual CTCs, the signatures of which may be masked by other blood cells present in far greater numbers that are often captured together with CTCs.
Carollia perspicillata with a plant-dominated diet were more often captured at mineral licks than individuals with an insect-dominated diet, although insects were more mineral depleted than fruits.
But design change also can introduce impediments that create complexities to be adapted around and overcome the workarounds often captured in compilations of designs with poor usability.
In terms of architectural photography, he often captured images of buildings popular with photographers, including the Governor General's Palace and the home of Raden Saleh.
In the second case, a substrate molecule is often captured at a high affinity site (with Kd,L s) << [s]L) on one side of the membrane and is released from a low affinity site (with Kd,R(s) > [s]R) on the other side of the membrane.
As ethnicity is often not captured with anonymised linked health data or coded with a default value, we were unable to gather these data retrospectively.
Relatives and neighbors were often captured in mothers' photographs.
Now he began photographing his C.B.P. collection in his studio, arranging and rearranging items, sometimes putting a single stuffed animal or T-shirt in the frame, more often capturing like with like: dozens of roll-on deodorant sticks, hundreds of nail clippers.
These letters often capture his insights with greater concision and sharpness than the originals.
Visual multimedia have become an inseparable part of our digital social lives, and they often capture moments tied with deep affections.
