The lengths of these clusters, however, did not reach the size of a typical build-up, which commonly spans more than 100 µm, often extending the whole length of the fibre (with or without interruptions) in untreated PD muscle.
The return timing of a single cohort of adults commonly spans two calendar years (typically November-January for hatchery fish and February-April for wild fish), but for the purposes of analysis, they were labeled as a single return or brood year using the year starting in the wild population spawning season.
A core set of commonly described symptoms spanning multiple cultures was also described.
These results therefore demonstrate that a cytogenetic deletion spanning the commonly deleted segment on chromosome 5q31.2 is the predominant genetic event leading to haploinsufficiency of multiple del 5q) genes.
This was achieved in vessels spanning the commonly studied size range in mice, and should be equally suitable for analysis of vascular lesions from other species, including small-to-medium sized human vessels.
Thus, as one of the most commonly used analysis techniques spanning many applications, understanding and improving chromatography has important scientific and economic implications.
The short read lengths of SGS are commonly unable to span repetitive regions with at least one unique flanking sequence.
In the soluble form, the membrane spanning portions of the PFT are commonly stabilized by interaction with the core of the molecule (Tilley and Saibil, 2006).
Second, there exists a strong "anisotropy" in all histograms; under-represented hues, spanning as large as a quadrant, were commonly observed in all subjects.
Large watersheds should yield a suite of epidote-group grains spanning the range of compositions and radiation damage commonly observed in nature.
