Sceptical of whether it's really possible for a city to exist without even a microscopic gay population, I set out to discover the truth.
Indeed, the microscopic population of the human gut is so large and diverse, scientists are far from fully characterizing what role individual taxa play in health.
'.um', the domain suffix assigned to the minor outlying islands of the United States, was also something of a geography lesson for those who may have been unaware of these nine insular American possessions, including three whose microscopic populations make the likes of the Falklands look positively cosmopolitan by comparison.
It is not derived from a detailed microscopic model of synaptically coupled spiking neurons, and it is not yet clear under what circumstances such a microscopic model would yield population activity consistent with the master equation approach.
Why is only a microscopic fraction of the guilty population indicted, condemned, and imprisoned for private honest-services fraud?
Reality The audience that can afford to pay $280 for an opening night ticket is a microscopic percentage of this planet's population.
Much of the interest in syndromic surveillance dates to 1993, when Milwaukee's water supply was contaminated with cryptosporidium, a microscopic parasite, sickening most of the city's population, sending more than 4,000 people to hospitals, and killing more than 100.
Nevertheless, a microscopic analysis enabled us to distinguish two distinct cell populations with striking morphology dissimilarities.
Being based on a microscopic readout, the comet assay can also detect heterogeneity within a cell population, which is not possible with any lysate-based assay including FADU.
Yes, there has been a 10-fold increase in the microscopic number of retracted papers in 1977 (0.00096%) relative to the similarly microscopic number (0.0096%) in the period from 2007 to May 2012, but it is still a microscopic number.
