In addition, what this case suggests is that unborn lethal Mendelian conditions are for the first time amenable to genetic analysis at a high resolution.
The lack of a diagnostic biomarker for RCC presents a significant drawback in screening and clinical evaluation of incidentally discovered renal masses at a time amenable to surgical cure.
Adaxial cotyledon epidermes were examined at two time points: 48 h post-germination (hpg), the shortest time amenable to analyses, and 21 d post-germination (dpg), when satellite lineages have appeared extensively.
This allows to dramatically extend the range of evolutionary times amenable to this type of analysis.
Accordingly, solution methods are needed which address the issues of accurately calculating the force of attraction for closely spaced, polarised, dielectric particles; while at the same time are amenable to the material boundaries of various particle geometries.
So too, said Janow, "if you are talking about professions that have a diplomatic aspect to them, for example where you're trying to work on economic or other disputes between the United States and a foreign jurisdiction, to have that occur in a predictable time frame amenable to your family life is probably unrealistic".
As noted by Yang, Doolittle and Bourne [36] proteins such as metabolic enzymes, cytoskeleton-proteins, or histones can be expected to evolve even more slowly making longer time scales amenable to evolutionary studies.
These conditions were selected because they are highly penetrant, asymptomatic for long periods of time, and amenable to preventive measures and/or treatments.
Models used for developmental and genetic studies must also offer rapid development, short generation time, be amenable to large scale cultivation, have small seed size for easy storage of many genotypes, and provide ample tissue for experimentation [ 1].
Because most investigators and funding agencies are not willing to wait decades for results to be obtained, only species with relatively short generation times are amenable for experimental analysis, and these frequently belong to families (e.g., guppies, silversides, tilapia) unrelated to those of the major harvested groups.
While the long time series most amenable to traditional methods of chaos detection are only occasionally available to geomorphologists, there are methods for detecting chaos in spatial data, including qualitative and categorical data.
