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"We have to educate ourselves," says Takemori, pointing to an extensive spread of existing masterplans – produced by the Army Corp, the County of Los Angeles, the City of Los Angeles, the City of Long Beach, the LA Metro, the Department of Water and Power and the Department of Sanitation, among others.

The expansion of monsoonal rains during the early Holocene in the tropical latitudes permitted an extensive spread of moist savanna-type vegetation over the Sahara in North Africa and the Kalahari in South Africa and in broad areas of Brazil, India, and Australia.

The questionnaire was tested by a pilot study that had a response rate of 75percentnt and an extensive spread of responses over the alternatives of the Likert scales.

This has been mainly attributed to a lack of H3S10 phosphorylation and an extensive spreading of heterochromatin in the absence of JIL-1.

Is there a need to prepare ourselves for a more extensive spread of filoviruses, which might eventually even lead to a pandemic filovirus outbreak?

The discovery of the L0k2 haplogroup in an individual from Yemen [ 12] suggests that the L0k haplogroups might have had an extensive spread in prehistoric Africa, but remnants of the haplogroup in other populations have been lost due to drift or has not been detected due to insufficient sampling.

Extensive spread of CA-MRSA in the United States, mainly due to the exceptionally infectious strain USA300 [6], and the concomitant increase in severe invasive staphylococcal infections, including osteomyelitis, in healthy children [7] [9], has renewed interest in the pathogenic role of PVL.

So, there is an increased risk of complications due to extensive spread of local anaesthetic through the CSF.

Assuming this model is applicable to Ireland, for extensive spread of SBV by a wind borne vector to occur requires a relatively rare meteorological event to occur early in the vector season in a year with above average temperatures.

Though currently untouched by HIV, the MESM in our study provide a behavioral and biological context conducive to the extensive spread of infection following the introduction of HIV into their networks.

Very high population density, particularly in slum areas in "mega-cities" and a high birth rate are likely to have contributed to extensive spread of infection.