The first block examined the concept of bioclimatic architecture.
In his book, Block examines the "Input-Interaction-Output" model (see, for example, Gass, 1997) and suggests a broader, more socially informed and interdisciplinary approach to second language acquisition (SLA) research.
This expansion is highly variable depending on the syntenic block examined (Additional file 13: Table S6), possibly explaining why the previous reports are conflicting.
Out of the 300 synteny blocks examined, we initially found 682 intervening genes.
The number of blocks examined to record residual disease varied with size of excision.
The relationship between the region assessed for density and the tissue blocks examined was not precise.
The age of blocks examined is another consideration as long-term storage in suboptimal environments can cause significant DNA damage.
High mammographic density was also associated with differences in the tissue composition within the tissue blocks examined (Table 2).
Separate blocks examined subjective ratings of image attractiveness and liking of taste (see supplementary methods), consistent with previous work (Veling et al., 2008; 2008a).
Correspondingly, Table 9 shows from the total blocks examined, the retrieval rate for the blocks with tumor present to be highest for GIST (80%) and mycosis fungoides (77%) followed by adrenal cortical carcinoma (68%) and adenoid cystic carcinoma (58%).
