This data show that the 12.7% genomic enrichment of IRs is not significant due to expansion of AT dinucleotide repeats, nor are long IRs the result of closely occurring independent dinucleotide repeats (shown in the supplementary materials, SFigure 1).
He thinks the number of volcanic pulses individual episodes of volcanism during the million-year eruption period—and how closely they occur together could determine how lethal an eruption is.
The ascending and descending periods lasted for 5 6 min each, while the cruising phase lasted for almost 47 min, in an altitude of 2438 m to simulate closely what occurs during a one-hour flight in the real-world condition.
To address our study questions and examine more closely trends occurring within the cohort, we divided patients into five pre-defined treatment pattern groups on the basis of treatment in the five years following first diagnosis (five year follow-up was possible only for those diagnosed between 1993 and 2001).
The earliest and most closely grouped relapses occur 8 10 months after surgery for young women with node-positive disease.
In such scenarios, the changes to the graph occur closely to the robot, which means that the effects are usually limited.
Large values of dB/dt, associated closely with GICs, occur in the regions of westward ionospheric electrojets (Boteler and Pirjola 1998; Vodyannikov et al. 2006; Vanhamäki and Amm 2011; Viljanen and Tanskanen 2011; Zhang et al. 2012).
Because OROV occurs frequently in Oryzomys couesi, Chu and colleagues suggested that it is the primary host of the virus and that infections in Sigmodon mascotensis are the result of spillover between these two rodent species, which occur closely together.
Knowledge regarding the degree to which some closely related species occur on similar positions on soil resource gradients may help uncover mechanisms underlying empirical patterns of community phylogenetic structure.
Roadifer ([17]p.20 21) identified the "Camp Wash zone" (Flattops sandstone number one of Billingsley [18]) as a series of sandstone lenses that, although stratigraphically closely associated, nonetheless occur at slightly different stratigraphic levels.
This shoulder can degrade the image quality when multiple reflections occur closely such as in biological samples.
