Interestingly, the only viruses in which positive selection was often detectable were non-vectored vertebrate viruses [ detected in 12 of 27, vs 1 of 17 for vectored vertebrate viruses, and 2 of 24 and 1 of 10 for vector-borne and non vector-borne plant viruses; 65,66].
Interviews following these experiments indicated that a small amount of sound was often detectable while wearing earplugs or sound-restricting earmuffs, and several participants indicated that they could feel mechanical vibrations resulting from their partner's steps (Nessler and Gilliland 2009).
Lombroso's student Angelo Mosso, a physiologist, noticed that shifts in emotion were often detectable in fair-skinned people in the flushing or blanching of their faces.
But Jeffrey's nostalgia seems especially intense, and it carries a hint of the food chauvinism that is often detectable among émigré eaters.
Heartbeats are often detectable at about 6 weeks, using an intrusive transvaginal ultrasound, or at about 10 to 12 weeks when using abdominal ultrasounds.
On a walk through the museum's galleries, outfitted with framed pencil-on-paper storyboards, sculptures and other objects used in assembling the feature films, the unsunny outlook he attributes to his East Coast address is often detectable, he said.
The majority of treated patients achieve complete cytogenetic response, although the disease is often detectable by molecular techniques.
Specific antenatal ultrasonographic changes in the kidney are often detectable in these cases with a sausage shape, thought to reflect cell migration failure [11].
Also, the larger clusters bound to the brighter side were often detectable as cloudy features (Figure 2c) seen when the darker side of the sheet faced the electron beam.
With recent advances in immunological methods, it is becoming increasingly clear that a specific anti-cancer immune response is often detectable in common forms of human cancer, such as lung cancer [1], colon cancer [2], breast cancer [3,4,5], melanoma [6], and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) [7].
These differences are often detectable only at the molecular level; however, they may result in changes to the physiology or lifecycle of the bacterium.
