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Figure 1 Reproduction of MKS atomic charges by the EEM method using the parameter values in Table 1.

Toxoplasmosis is caused by infection with a ubiquitous intracellular protozoan, Toxoplasma gondii. 1 Reproduction is both sexual and asexual.

A single time step represents a generation, which includes five events (Fig. 1): reproduction, density-dependent survival, density-independent survival, natural selection, and escape of cultured individuals.

Importantly, all these publications originate from the same research group; therefore, and because of the only moderate sample numbers and ES (Table  1), reproduction by other international experts is stringently required.

These components include 1) reproduction of the patient's symptoms in whole or in part, 2) distant movements away from that region altering the symptoms (structural differentiation), and 3) identification of differences in sensory, range of motion or resistance to movement noted between limbs or known norms [ 5].

In order to determine the annual percentage changes, a trend line was calculated in Powerpoint using an exponential gradient on the grounds that changes in an infectious disease should be geometric rather than linear when the reproduction rate is > 1 (reproduction rates for TB have been estimated at 5.16 ± 2.82 [ 9]).

Choline deficiency has known deleterious effects on health (3, 6– 11) and reproduction (20).

Many lenses, including some found on modest point-and-shoot cameras, label their closest focus settings "macro" even though they do not approach that 1 1 reproduction ratio.

Also available, a line of 10 reproduction sconces inspired by designs of the early 20th century, $300 to $825 each.

Designed by Michelle Mancini for Full Swing, it is one of 24 reproduction patterns offered by the company.

Digital scanning, robot etching and 3D reproduction can recreate these monuments, to an exactness unknown to past attempts at such reinstatement.