The catalyst-loaded and pristine substrates were overgrown simultaneously and in close proximity to one another to minimize these problems.
Much like what is seen in AS patients, loss and gain of bone appear simultaneously and in close proximity.
Here we saw Trump in a circumstance he has rarely encountered during the campaign: alone and in close proximity to someone whom he dared not intimidate.
I think they find that difficult.' The majority of races in the series are contested on oval circuits and Indycars compete just inches apart, on the far side of 200mph and in close proximity to unforgiving concrete walls.
"They loved this land," Mr. McHenry recalled, referring to DeWitt and Lila Acheson Wallace, founders of Reader's Digest, whose estate was on Byram Lake Road bordering the lake and in close proximity to the property being bought by Mount Kisco.
The Carthage Museum (1964), a repository of numerous antiquities from the ancient and medieval periods, is located near the site of the ancient city and in close proximity to several important excavations.
There are reasons for this: people living cheek by jowl, and in close proximity to pigs and poultry, animals from which this type of virus is thought to jump to humans.
Moreover, Hui generally lived in small, dispersed settlements, and in close proximity to Han settlements.
After all, the town is chock full of people and in close proximity to a major highway.
Their immunohistochemical analysis revealed that virtually all mature DCs were CD86-positive and in close proximity to activated T cells.
Application to Escherichia coli reveals thousands of protein occupancy peaks, highly enriched within and in close proximity to noncoding regulatory regions.
