The Skyna is enormous, extremely well known, and readily picked out of the skyline.
For example, Blakemore & Hague [15] found that two in-phase sinusoidal gratings in the two eyes were more readily detected than out-of-phase gratings, even though the magnitude of detect-ability improvement was small.
Finally, the models detailed here are not readily applicable for out-of-sample predictions because of the addition of the purely statistical covariates, such as the smoothed spatial surface and time variables.
Because lower-amplitude oscillations more readily phase shift to out-of-phase light exposure (Pulivarthy et al., 2007), we reasoned that Six3-Cre Lhx1lox/lox animals would more readily entrain and reset to light cues than controls.
This government's attitude is scaring those who are genuinely sick and in need of treatment, and they are afraid to access the readily available emergency and out-of-hours services that are available.
The sampling method is easily applied using non-specialized equipment, so that conservators and curators can readily provide samples for an out-of-house analytical laboratory.
This would provide a useful, standardised way of communication that could readily be accessed by telephone out-of-hours responders and could be communicated to the relevant out-of-hours doctors in each locality where necessary.
Data on in-hospital deaths is readily available, but obtaining data including out-of-hospital deaths and transfer information may be a challenge.
He readily denounces the Paris political class as a self-serving, out-of-touch elite.
If applied to soil, they are readily absorbed by roots and are translocated upwards in the apoplast but are less readily translocated out of leaves when applied to the foliage (Donald 1986).
Most of our discussion focuses on seven core plastid regions, as we readily ruled out two of the regions as standard solutions to plant barcoding (cox1, 23S rDNA) due to their poor ability to resolve species monophyly (Table 1; Fig. 1).
