Our results support the idea that moon phase affects the visual signaling behavior of this species, and provide a starting point for examination of this method of communication by nocturnal species.
While we do not attempt to assign a 'correct' value for K, we chose a value of 9 as a starting point for examination of population structure.
The remaining 40 animals were left untreated and used as controls for the 2 time points of examination.
Specifically, the dermal sheath of vibrissae was noted to be mineralized as early as at 4 weeks of age, and the mineralization progressed up to 12 weeks of age, the latest time point available for examination owing to early demise of the affected mice (Fig. 1B).
The centrality of products in the engineering process makes this the logical starting point for any examination of the role of creativity in engineering.
In this paper, we suggest that science educators can capitalize on this momentum of interest and incorporate gel electrophoresis to their teaching as a starting point for the examination of genetic diversity that connects fundamental concepts of the molecular, cellular, organismic, and population levels of ecological organization.
An appropriate beginning point for this examination is with a definition from a source created by the people - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
If "Graceland" used a boy's quixotic personal journey as a jumping-off point for an examination of the horrors of Nigeria, so the shadow of apartheid looms over some of the memorable characters in "The Secret History of Las Vegas".
Claims data represent an excellent starting point for the examination of health outcomes, treatment patterns, healthcare resource utilization, and costs.
Ages and ancestral areas reconstructed here may, therefore, provide a suitable starting point for further examination of particular clades in the Lobelioideae.
Although the majority of respondents indicated that they did not rely blindly on information provided by others, they regarded the information as particularly useful as a starting point for further examination or to reveal patterns in patients' behaviour or health.
