b The iodine content of the hypermetabolic lesion before the RF ablation is most observable on the greyscale- and colour-coded iodine images (circles).
The PSS controller uses only those local and remote input signals in which the assigned single inter-area mode is most observable and is located at a generator which is most effective in controlling that mode.
Although the sampling areas are sparse, we note a tendency of frequency peaks in reflection coefficient spectra to be most observable at low latitudes (results 8, 9, and 10).
The reason is that each of the three ACTIVE interventions involved a rather low dose and rather short duration, and therefore their effects would be most observable at 1-year post-baseline.
Since the majority of inbound solar energy is absorbed by the oceans, which cover 70% of the planet's surface and are dark, any imbalance should be most readily observable there.
It is concluded that: (a) He+ density subtroughs like ESF are controlled by pre-reversal enhancement electric field (vertical drift); (b) He+ density subtroughs and ESF/bubble irregularities may be considered as phenomena of the same plasma bubble origin; (c) it seems, plasma bubbles, reaching the topside ionosphere altitudes, are most easily observable in He+ density as depletions.
This is most readily observable in region specific G+C content [1].
This bias is most clearly observable at the shortest distances up to approximately 250 meters.
Further, the measures of quality that most impacted upon client perceptions of quality were those that were most directly observable by them, namely process attributes of quality, for which private facilities tended to score better.
To what extent is trans-differentiation and lineage confusion a common feature of cancer onset and progression, of which metaplasia and leukaemic lineage ambiguities are the most observable reflexions?
Situations where speciation and selection are most likely to be observable in nature are those with high environmental heterogeneity, temporal instability and/or novel environments [ 57, 58].
