| Tangentially, intellectually not detectably, old vividly. |
| The SSC considered extremely unlikely that the central nervous system was detectably infected below the age of 30 months even in cattle exposed to infection as calves. |
| But the quakes' energy waves radiate across the planet, detectably passing through the core. |
| A mammalian monoclonal antibody which binds to human C1q in an immune complex but which does not detectably bind to human C1q in the C1 complex in serum. |
| Currency-union members do not have detectably different rates of mean reversion in their real exchange rates. |
| A small study from researchers in Canada adds day-to-day behavior in school to the list of things that are detectably altered by getting more or less sleep. |
