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Collectively, data on loess particle size distributions, thickness, and silt mineralogy suggest that this loess sheet had sources in two distinct and disjunct landscapes: (1) the late Wisconsin terminal moraine to the northwest, and (2) the sandstone-dominated landscapes to the west and southwest.

Collectively, data on topographic and fluvial relief, variability of rainfall and discharge, and crustal seismicity suggest that the along-strike pattern of erosion rates in the southern Central Andes is largely independent of climate, but closely relates to the N S distribution of shallow crustal seismicity and diachronous surface uplift.

Collectively, data on RhoA-induced changes in actomyosin contractile activity, ECM synthesis/assembly, and Erk activation, along with fibronectin-induced alpha-SMA expression in TM cells, reveal a potential molecular interplay between actomyosin cytoskeletal tension and ECM synthesis/assembly.

In each year, NASS strives to collect data on states that collectively account for at least 85%% of the area planted nationally to a given crop.

Collectively, data from these outcomes demonstrate that LCLA testing provides information on clinically relevant aspects of vision.

Collectively, these data on captive bats demonstrate orientation using visual cues, and suggest that high levels of light affect orientation abilities, resulting in increased rates of collision.

Collectively, our data on SI is highly heterogenic and approves the diverse behavior of p- and q-arms.

Collectively, the data on jejunum and ileum preparations of mouse, rabbit and guinea-pig indicate a species and tissue-selective gut stimulatory effect of Fp.Cr.

We review current knowledge on the relationship between the FTLD pathologies and clinical syndromes, and pool data from a number of large clinicopathological studies that collectively provide data on 544 cases.

Collectively, the data on TM and ATN-224 strongly support the notion that the biological activity of TM in vivo has a robust antiangiogenic component (Brewer et al, 2000; Pan et al, 2002, 2003a, 2003b; Redman et al, 2003; Lowndes and Harris, 2004; Goodman et al, 2005; Juarez et al, 2006; Hassouneh et al, 2007).

In addition, we collectively aggregated the data on all STEM-related courses offered in each year, including required, selective, and CTE-STEM courses to explore the overall trends as a whole as shown in the Figs. 1 and 2 in the report by U.S. DoE & NCES (2013).