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Evidence for morphology induced sediment settlement prevention on the tubular sponge Haliclona urceolus

Bell, James John (2004-07-27)

Several mechanisms are known to assist the survival of sponges in highly sedimented environments. This study considers the potential of sponge morphology and the positioning of exhalant water jets (through the osculum) in ...

Evidence for negative priming in children: Identity-based negative priming effects in typically developing children

Pritchard, Verena Erica (Lambert Academic Publishing, 2009-11-11)

Evidence for root contraction in white clover (Trifolium repens L.)

Cresswell, A.; Sackville Hamilton, N. R.; Thomas, H.; Charnock, R. B.; Cookson, A. R.; Thomas, B. J. (1999-09)

White clover (Trifolium repens L.) stolons become buried in the field. It was observed that this also occurred in the greenhouse where the accepted mechanisms of burial, treading by livestock and earthworm casting, did not ...

Evidence for selection at cytokine loci in a natural population of field voles (Microtus agrestis)

Turner, Andrew K.; Begon, Mike; Jackson, Joseph Andres; Paterson, Steve (2012-04)

Individuals in natural populations are frequently exposed to a wide range of pathogens. Given the diverse profile of gene products involved in responses to different types of pathogen, this potentially results in complex ...

Evidence for subglacial ponding across Taylor Glacier, Dry Valleys, Antarctica

Hubbard, Alun L.; Lawson, Wendy; Anderson, B.; Hubbard, Bryn; Blatter, Heinz (2004-06)

Ice-penetrating radar and modelling data are presented suggesting the presence of a zone of temperate ice, water ponding or saturated sediment beneath the tongue of Taylor Glacier, Dry Valleys, Antarctica. The proposed ...

Evidence for the Flare Trigger Site and Three-Dimensional Reconnection in Multiwavelength Observations of a Solar Flare

Metcalf, Thomas; Fletcher, Lyndsay; Brown, Daniel; Alexander, David; Ryder, L. (2001-06-10)

Based on a multiwavelength data set and a topological model for the magnetic field, we argue that a M1.9 flare which occurred on 1993 May shows evidence of three-dimensional coronal reconnection in a spine-fan configuration. ...

Evidence for the tongue of ionization under northward interplanetary magnetic field conditions

Middleton, H. R.; Pryse, Sian; Kersley, Leonard; Bust, G. S.; Fremouw, E. J.; Secan, J. A.; Denig, W. F. (2005-07-09)

The activities of the International Ionospheric Tomography Community open up new possibilities of simultaneously imaging the large-scale spatial structure of the ionosphere in different longitude sectors. In the study, ...

The Evidence for Vernacular Irish Literary Influence on Early Mediaeval Welsh Literature

Sims-Williams, Patrick (Cambridge University Press, 1982)

Evidence from the Rio Bayo valley on the extent of the North Patagonian Icefield during the Late Pleistocene–Holocene transition

Glasser, Neil F.; Harrison, Stephan; Ivy-Ochs, Susan; Duller, Geoff A. T.; Kubik, P. W. (2006-01)

This paper presents data on the extent of the North Patagonian Icefield during the Late Pleistocene–Holocene transition using cosmogenic nuclide exposure age and optically stimulated luminescence dating. We describe ...

Evidence in support of a role for plant-mediated proteolysis in the rumens of grazing animals

Merry, Roger J.; Leemans, David K.; Kingston-Smith, Alison H.; Theodorou, Michael K.; Thomas, Howard (2005-02-12)

The present work aimed to differentiate between proteolytic activities of plants and micro-organisms during the incubation of grass in cattle rumens. Freshly cut ryegrass was placed in bags of varying permeability and ...

Evidence of a role for foliar salicylic acid in regulating the rate of post-ingestive protein breakdown in ruminants and contributing to landscape pollution

Kingston-Smith, A. H.; Davies, T. E.; Edwards, J. E.; Gay, A.; Mur, L. A. J. (2012-02-09)

Ruminant farming is important to global food security, but excessive proteolysis in the rumen causes inefficient use of nitrogenous plant constituents and environmental pollution. While both plant and microbial proteases ...

Evidence of activity-dependent withdrawal of corticospinal projections during human development

Eyre, J. A.; Taylor, J. P.; Villagra, F.; Smith, M.; Miller, S. (2001-11-13)

OBJECTIVE: To characterize the development of ipsilateral corticospinal projections from birth and compare to 1) development of contralateral projections in the same subjects and 2) ipsilateral corticospinal projections ...

Evidence of deep genetic divergence between populations of an important recreational fishery species, Lichia amia L. 1758, around southern Africa

Henriques, R.; Potts, W. M.; Sauer, W. H. H.; Shaw, P. W. (2012)

Lichia amia is an important coastal recreational fishery species with a cosmopolitan distribution in the eastern Atlantic. In southern Africa, it is distributed from southern Angola to northern KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. ...

Evidence of episodic coastal change during the Late Holocene: The Dungeness barrier complex, SE England

Plater, A. J.; Stupples, P.; Roberts, H. M. (2009-03-01)

The sediments of the Dungeness gravel foreland and, in particular, the back-barrier marshland of Romney Marsh are studied in an investigation of (i) temporal and spatial changes in the relative importance of factors driving ...

Evidence of glutathione transferase complexing and signaling in the model nematode Caenorhabditis elegans using a pull-down proteomic assay

Greetham, Darren; Morgan, Charles Thomas; Campbell, Alison Mary; van Rossum, Arjan Johannes; Barrett, John; Brophy, Peter M. (2004-07)

Phage display techniques using random peptide interactions have supported the role of mammalian glutathione transferase (GST) as part of a signalling pathway for both oxidative stress and an apoptosis pathway. Little is ...

Evidence of positive Darwinian selection in putative meningococcal vaccine antigens

Fitzpatrick, David A.; Creevey, Christopher J.; McInerney, James O. (2005-07-01)

Meningococcal meningitidis is a life-threatening disease. In Europe and the United States the majority of cases are caused by virulent meningococcal strains belonging to serogroup B. Presently there is no effective vaccine ...

Evidence of the Ion Cyclotron Resonance at Proton Kinetic Scales in the Solar Wind

Roberts, Owen; Li, Xing (2015-03-20)

The k-filtering and wave polarization techniques are applied to Cluster magnetic field data at four intervals of fast free (not connected to Earth’s foreshock) solar wind. In addition to the commonly observed population ...

Evidence of viral dissemination and seasonality in a Mediterranean river catchment: Implications for water pollution management

Rusiñol, Marta; Fernandez-Cassi, Xavier; Timoneda, Natàlia; Carratalà, Anna; Abril, Josep Francesc; Silvera, Carolina; Figueras, Maria José; Gelati, Emiliano; Rodó, Xavier; Kay, David; Wyn-Jones, Alistair Peter; Bofill-Mas, Sílvia; Girones, Rosina (2015-08-15)

Conventional wastewater treatment does not completely remove and/or inactive viruses; consequently, viruses excreted by the population can be detected in the environment. This study was undertaken to investigate the ...

The Evil Dead

Egan, Kate (Wallflower Press, 2011)

Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead (1981) has been celebrated as a rollercoaster ride of terror and a classic horror hit, a defining example of the tongue-in-cheek, excessively gory horror films of the 1980s. It is also the film ...

The Evil Dead DVD Commentaries: Amateurishness and 'Bad Film' Discourse

Egan, K. (State University of New York Press, 2014-03)

While a colourful, eventful production story can be an appealing characteristic of many low-budget cult films, this is particularly the case with the funny, anecdote-filled story of the making of Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead. ...

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