The breadth of this bacterial group is large (minimum ~85% identity), and this allowed us to recognize that Clostridiales were repeated colonizers in plaque of individuals having high oral disease, as represented by the phylogenic diversity of Selenomonas in Figure 4.
More than that, it highlighted the breadth of the group's influences and suggested a range of compositional and textural possibilities that resonate in popular music to this day.
The global breadth of the group's funds — and the success of copycat funds sponsored by other financial entities — expanded Mr. Madoff's reach beyond the United States into wealthy enclaves in Europe, Latin America and the Persian Gulf.
But for all the breadth of the group's plan, it also reflects the affected industries' ability to win significant concessions to ease their entry into a new system, under which, for the first time, they must pay for emissions of heat-trapping gases, like carbon dioxide.
Though the full breadth of the group's conversation is not known, the same source told me that the Turks sought, among other things, Flynn's assistance in maligning Fethullah Gülen, a self-exiled cleric who lives in Pennsylvania, whom Erdoğan blamed for the attempted coup.
The result is an underscoring of the importance of a facultative nutritional symbiosis as a mechanism for explaining dietary breadth in this group of beneficial insects.
Nevertheless, our sample included women from a wide range of sex work venues and captured a wide breadth of this high-risk occupational group in Phnom Penh.
Under either species concept, the phylogenetic breadth of introgression in this group is notable, with both sister species and species from different major mtDNA clades exhibiting introgression.
Mr. Severiens' breadth of experience -- a nuclear physicist who worked for Perkin-Elmer and the Atomic Energy Commission before becoming an investment banker at Morgan Stanley and other white shoe firms -- is par for the course among members of this group.
