(One problem was that Google's algorithm was hoodwinked by meaningless correlations — between flu outbreaks and high-school basketball seasons, for example, both of which occur in winter).
For example, the West Coast of North America experiences milder winter weather than the Great Plains and Midwest, both of which occur at similar latitudes.
\ V.\) \ parahaemolyticus\) also induces proliferation of epithelial cells and recruitment of inflammatory cells, both of which occur before wide-spread damage to the epithelium is evident.
Newer tracers can also show a buildup of amyloid protein plaques and tangled or twisted tau proteins in the brain, both of which occur with Alzheimer's.
It is possible that the name Alashiya or Alasia, both of which occur in Hittite and Egyptian records in connection with the supply of copper, refers to Cyprus.
This species forms a superspecies with the Black-fronted Nunbird (Monasa nigrifrons) and the White-fronted Nunbird (Monasa morphoeus), both of which occur south and west of the present species' range over the Guiana Shield.
Certainly the expansion continues, as this quail does well in seasonally arid areas that are either under the influence of agriculture, or have shrubby semi-open habitats, both of which occur in the Monte Desert of Argentina.
Important oxygenated acyclic monoterpene derivatives include the terpene alcohol citronellol and the corresponding aldehyde citronellal, both of which occur in oil of citronella, as well as citral, found in lemongrass oil, and geraniol, which occurs in Turkish geranium oil.
Here we use monoptic sine-wave gratings and cross-orientation masking (XOM) to reveal two cross-oriented suppressive pathways in humans, both of which occur before full binocular summation of signals.
Experimental results for stack actuators have shown that a significant amount of heat is generated when they are driven under high electric-field magnitudes and/or high frequency, both of which occur in fuel injectors.
Although, in a broader sense, clay minerals can include virtually any mineral of the above-cited particle size, the definition adapted here is restricted to represent hydrous-layer silicates and some related short-range ordered aluminosilicates, both of which occur either exclusively or frequently in very fine-size grades.
