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Both genes are expressed in the initial, transitional and secretory region of the main segment and therefore encompass both SCs and bar-shaped cells.

The range of the study covers a modified Reynolds number Rep/(1−ε) between 0.9 and 1652 and a Schmidt number between 151 and 7021 and therefore encompasses most of the variations studied by other authors.

(Professor Fair's model, which he uses as a teaching device, includes all presidential elections going back to Woodrow Wilson's victory in 1916, and therefore encompasses the elections of the Great Depression).

We show that in the presence of suitable commutator estimates, a projective unitary representation of the Lie algebra of a connected and simply connected Lie group G exponentiates to G. Our proof does not assume G to be finite-dimensional or of Banach Lie type and therefore encompasses the diffeomorphism groups of compact manifolds.

The basic reproductive ratio is defined as the average number of secondary cases produced by a single infectious case and therefore encompasses the average number of secondary infections per case and the probability that a secondary infection will lead to disease.

The definition does not require that species interact with one another and therefore encompasses all assemblages whether or not they satisfy our definition of communities.

It is important that it is recently gaining recognition being highly heterogeneous and therefore encompassing a wide range of clinical behaviors.

Our RNA-seq was carried out on whole chicken gonads and therefore encompasses expression from both supporting cell types (presumptive granulosa and Sertoli) as well as from interstitial cells and from germ cells.

This TR-RR profile sets the reaction time-constant for the rearrangement and, therefore, encompasses the period for both the release of the leaving group and the rearrangement of the chromophore.

First, the number of markers was reduced based on the observation that approximately 80% of the 3,000 markers were present in all strains and therefore encompassed the L. pneumophila core genome.

This model simultaneously incorporates difficulty and discrimination of the items or test as a whole and therefore encompasses much more information in items or OSCE stations than does either a Rasch model (single parameter - difficulty) or conventional classical test theory analyses.