Malpighian tubules, with their tubular, linearly aligned arrangement of cells, permit ready counting of individual lacZ-expressing cells as a percent of all cells present in the tubule, when these are visualized by a DAPI nuclear stain (Fig. 1, S1).
Mr. Forstmann may be ready to count his rivals out, but they are not.
So, who is officially ready to count the Jets out of the playoff race?
So this political season, instead of ignoring those glossy, bound documents, pick up a copy and be ready to count pages and words.
Even coming off a nine-under-par 63 today, his best round of the year, Tiger Woods was not ready to count the Buick Open as his 33rd victory on the PGA Tour and his fourth this year.
He added, "What strategy are they going to embark on to rebuild the momentum they had in 2004?" Still, no one is ready to count out Mr. Ailes, or Fox News.
The digital age may have the world tapping on keyboards or barking commands at voice recognition software, but one big maker of computer peripherals is not ready to count out pen and paper.
The group, which the vixen vocalist Shelley Brien describes as "AC/DC with a girl singer," isn't ready to count on gigs (of which there are plenty) to pay the rent.
There is about another day or so -- except for four or five counties, all of the counties would be completed in about another day, and maybe even those counties could be now, because, as I understand it, some of them have taken advantage of the time to get the procedures ready to count.
Commentators ready to count peace and the two-state solution among the casualties of Israel's current military campaign also ignore that the way Hamas has conducted itself since seizing power in Gaza in June 2007 provided ample grounds to conclude that holding on to power quickly became the group's overriding priority.
