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But extortion has now spread to many parts of Mexico that had been relatively distant from the drug wars, according to a study by Eduardo Guerrero, a security analyst at Lantia Consultores, a Mexico City consulting firm.

SI outperforms the other approaches particularly where the ungauged site is relatively distant from observation sites.

West Street is relatively distant from mass transportation, and traffic noise is often intense, Marlene Hartstein, a sales broker with Ashforth Warburg, noted.

Hypocenters for the events in these clusters were relatively distant from the mainshock fault plane.

I asked them whether Uber had ever considered making this a paid offering, even though it's relatively distant from their core business, given its capabilities.

The slip rate was 0.5 mm/year, which did not affect the surface displacement rate significantly because the fault was relatively distant from the GNSS stations.

We also included sequences from two bacteria that are relatively distant from Shewanellae, i.e., Deinococcus radiodurans R1 and Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serotype Typhimurium LT2 (S. Typhimurium) [22], [23], [24].

The F81 pairwise analysis of genetic distances demonstrated that the vlm sequences of all Streptomyces strains are relatively distant from the representative ces sequence of B. cereus AH187 (Table S4).

Some STs in the clonal complex are relatively distant from the ancestral ST-269 and share only four out of seven MLST loci with ST-269 (Figure 4); most of these STs (e.g. 1161 and 1163) cluster together around the subgroup-founder ST-275.

Notably, within the AprX cluster, AprX-SK37 is relatively distant from other AprXs.

However, the most suitable mouse strain for the biological model may be relatively distant from the standard mouse reference genome.