Confluence of individual psoriatic plaques can produce a single extensive plaque covering the entire scalp and forehead as well as any site on the body.
A third allotetraploid, D. ebudensis, is a narrow endemic (at present, 99% of known individuals form a single extensive metapopulation in northwestern Scotland); it is considered to be as young as, or younger than, D. traunsteineri [ 48- 50].
We begin by providing a single extensive form mixed-integer programming formulation for this problem, along with a Benders decomposition algorithm as an alternative to the extensive form approach.
However, variations existed within core team members, such as the extent of involvement of the family physicians, ranging from minimal (such as a single consultation) to extensive (such as substitution of usual family physician with palliative care physician) depending on the team.
However, tolerance can be the attribute of a whole population that is killed at a slow rate as well as of a single cell that manages to survive an extensive treatment (see definitions in Box 3).
It is also unknown whether the contamination was small, such as a single truckload, or more extensive.
Nonetheless, anaesthesiologists in operating theatres typically pay little attention to the clinic rating, which is reported as a single non-highlighted line in an extensive computer-generated report.
Paclitaxel has demonstrated promising activity in extensive disease as a single agent with a response of 34 68% (Ettinger et al, 1995; Hainsworth and Greco, 1995) and has shown to act as a radiosensitizer (Kirkbride et al, 1997; Langer et al, 1997; Choy et al, 2000).
According to Yuan et al. [ 30], isochorismate synthase of Populus trichocarpa encoded by a single gene undergoes extensive AS, and this results in the generation of at least 37 splice variants where intron retention and alternative acceptor splice sites predominated as AS types.
The whole route was to have been built as a single project, but in 1998 serious financial difficulties arose, and extensive changes came with a British government rescue plan.
However, extensive gene fractionation has led to some genes being present as a single copy, some as two paralogues, and some as three paralogues in the diploid genome species [ 8, 24, 25].
