While EMS mutagenesis has the advantages of ease of application, non-biased distribution across the genome and generation of subtle phenotypes, its utility has been somewhat limited by the time-consuming map-based cloning required to verify the underlying gene responsible.
It was raining hard outside, and Day-Lewis, who has the look of an elegant vagabond, was wearing clothes seemingly chosen many years ago for their utility and subtle details.
Compared with utility, happiness is a more pertinent and subtle measure of satisfaction derived from utility.
Currently, ECG-gated CTA can have potential utility in detecting subtle forms of limited intimal tear [6].
Recently developed tools to measure perimeter-based leaf traits show utility in detecting subtle phenotype variation among mutant plant lines [64] [68], which suggests that other, more sensitive, perimeter- derived measurements [69], [70] could show differing values for phylogenetic signal than shown in this study.
However, screening tools have poor utility in assessing subtle delays that may have a significant impact on subsequent development.
These initial measurements of the water back-diffusion through a seawater RO membrane, which was exposed to varying levels of free chlorine, illustrate the utility of the technique for monitoring subtle changes in a membrane's material properties.
Focusing in on the subtle curves and finishes of the metal marries utility with delicacy.
To illustrate the utility of wavefront aberrometry in delineating a subtle lenticular abnormality responsible for decreased best-corrected visual acuity in a patient.
These findings further support the impact of ROS on the development of myopathy in sepsis and display the possible utility of SE in the identification of subtle, early contractile dysfunction in sepsis.
A more subtle form of deregulation which arose from open access was "disaggregation". Utilities could sell generating assets to unrelated parties or unregulated subsidiaries of utility holding companies.
