Moreover, because of their radioactivity, they can be readily traced even in minute quantities with such detection devices as gamma-ray spectrometers and proportional counters.
The Late glacial-Holocene succession records the last episode of sea-level rise and stabilization through well-developed patterns of shoreline transgression/regression (TST/HST) that can be readily traced updip, from offshore to onshore locations.
The model could be readily traced with the exception of the first 22 amino acid residues and two surface loops encompassing residues Arg167-Gly184 and Leu294-Asp302.
Following image processing, uniform objects were readily traced, and convergence and extension cell movements quantified.
To directly address tumorigenesis and invasive spread, we adopted a brain-seeding model where spread of human cells could be readily traced.
Given that large numbers of introns can be readily traced to the root of the eukaryote tree (i.e. the Last Eukaryotic Common Ancestor, LECA) [ 23], it seems reasonable to expect that a signal of positional stability, if present, should be preserved at this evolutionary depth.
Some popular conventions, but not all, can readily be traced to their originators.
Like bitcoins, stolen cash is difficult to recover, and a cash transaction can't readily be traced back to the source.
But his signature ideas -- concepts like "hybridity," "negotiation" and "in-betweenness" can just as readily be traced to his experience as a member of an ethnic minority in Bombay.
In the missionary case that the Supreme Court decided today, Utah v. Evans, No. 01-283, the state sought any of three alternatives: count all Americans temporarily residing abroad; count none; or count those who, like Mormon missionaries, had retained their ties to their home states and could readily be traced through administrative records.
