Hypechusa) which indicates a close relationship between the two subspecies of V. lutea when it is difficult to determine distinct groups which could be individually identified as eu-lutea or as vestita.
This therefore produced a series of mismatch 'bubbles' that spanned 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5-bp which could be individually analysed for their sensitivity to S1 nuclease.
Both approaches were successful as a means to localize a region of homozygosity, as well as identifying mutations of candidate genes, which could be individually assessed.
However research to assess the impact of sophisticated decision-support software which could present individually calculated risks against likely pain benefits from NSAIDs to patients and doctors is needed.
Briefly, each animal was placed on the belt of a 6-lane motorized treadmill (Exer 3/6 Treadmill, Columbus Instruments, OH, USA), supplied with shocker plates, which could be individually enabled or disabled for each lane.
These action potentials, which could be generated individually or in trains (Fig. S2C-D), were occasionally spontaneous (Fig. S2E) and also arose as rebound spikes following hyperpolarizing current steps (Fig. S2D).
The microarray slides contained 8 identical arrays per slide, which could each be individually hybridized [ 14].
The incremental presentation of items ensured that the scene construction process was 'slowed-down' into distinct steps which could then be individually interrogated.
Cameron and her co-workers observed the mares, which they could individually identify by facial markings and other signs.
The experimental results show that the initial brittle behaviour has been completely stabilized by using the silicone pore filler, resulting in improved mechanical properties and significantly higher energy absorption capability of the cellular structure, thus providing unique material properties which could be adapted for individually optimized applications.
