A closer inspection of caprimulgiforms and owls reveals a dissimilarity in the number of primary feathers in the wing and, usually, of secondaries and tail feathers.
Whenever vitamin D deficiency is implicated in the etiology of osteomalacia there is usually evidence of secondary hyperparathyroidism [ 16].
Where a tree or shrub of larger size and higher quality is required, closer than final spacing is often prescribed in an initial thinning; usually, some form of secondary thinning is necessary as a subsequent treatment.
In pumice occurring among old volcanic rocks, the cavities are usually filled with deposits of secondary minerals introduced by percolating water.
Geographical locations usually influence the accumulation of secondary metabolites in most plants.
The World Short Course Championships, based on 25m lengths rather than the 50m distance used at the Olympics, are usually regarded as being of secondary importance to the long course versions.
The species that usually characterise the succession of secondary forests are Albizia, Antiaris, Blighia, Canarium schweinfurthii, Celtis africana, C. durandii, Entandrophragma, Fagara, Lovoa, Majidea and Pycnanthus.
We used hospitals because they are usually the sole providers of secondary care within the districts and hence most of the people who in a way needed secondary care would have to relate to the hospitals.
The shocking abuse of secondary legislation, usually referred to by the term "statutory instruments", is one of the scandals of our time.
Cell-free reconstitution studies demonstrate that polyketide synthases, which are usually involved in the biosynthesis of secondary metabolites, are responsible for generating complex lipids in mycobacteria.
