Calcium in bones and scales is closely associated with phosphorus in the form of hydroxyapatite.
The popularity of chess has for the past two centuries been closely tied to competition, usually in the form of two-player matches, for the title of world champion.
Their lifetime in the form of closely packed thin film become severely reduced as a result of the efficient FRET [44 48], typically retaining <40%%.
In contrast, to the tubes doped with a low concentration of silica (grown in an electrolyte containing 24 g/L Na2SiO3), the HA deposited in the form of closely packed spheroid particles and never developed into continuous films.
The performance of such a methodology in obtaining less conserved nonexonic sequences (such as introns or intergenic regions) is currently poorly known, but comparative genomic data in the form of closely related genome and transcriptome sequences are becoming increasingly available to facilitate the identification and use of such loci.
Seven authors show by their results that a combination of direct and indirect ties, in the form of closely knit teams linked by sparse ties is the optimal structure for generating and producing innovation [ 29, 30, 34, 35, 37, 46, 49] with evidence that increasing the number of structural holes eventually becomes counterproductive [ 34].
In the " Veni Creator" part the symphonic form is considerably enlarged and almost dispensed with, while in the "Faust" section the composer follows closely the form of the poem.
It was based on, and closely echoed, input from the scientific community in the form of recommendations on nine projects made by the German Science Council ( Wissenschaftsrat) in November 2002.
At 72h, the biofilm increased in thickness and density with the emergence of some structural features in the form of thin closely clustered spikes or pillars.
During infusion the patient was closely observed for reaction to the serum in the form of sudden onset of vomiting, urticaria, hypotension, tachycardia, bronchospasm, angioneurotic oedema, or anaphylaxis.
