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Passive and active surveillance programs should be prioritized around Bangkok, particularly on farms with low biosecurity, close to water, and/or on which orchards are concomitantly grown.

Additionally, 224 intermated B73 × Mo17 recombinant inbred lines were concomitantly grown at a similar density adjacent to the large synthetic population and were assessed for flowering time and plant height.

One of the patients that grew MRSA concomitantly grew Escherichia coli, and one patient with MSSA cultures also grew Enterobacter aerogenes.

This was accomplished using phenotypic extremes from a large segregating synthetic maize population grown concomitantly with a related RIL population.

Of particular concern is the rapid trajectory of increase evident in many developing countries where access to SSBs has grown concomitantly with rising rates of urbanization.

Concomitantly, wild-type cells grown in the presence of antimycin A showed a decreased life span (Figure 4D; WT+Anti.A).

The reserves of the banking system grew concomitantly; reserves are funds that banks have available for immediate lending that theoretically should lead to credit expansion and new investment by businesses, durable goods purchases by households and so on.

With neglect of desorption, the value of ɛ in Eq. 6 is estimated as ɛ ≅ H s/H = 327/360 = 0.91, i.e. only 9% of material is distributed in the NWs and 91% remains in a 2D surface layer growing concomitantly with the NWs.

All neurons grew concomitantly in length and in branching as shown by plotting length versus roots and roots versus segments (Fig. 3B).

Among these, mixed Candida/bacterial BSI cases were confirmed by isolation of bacterial species growing concomitantly from a single set or different sets of blood cultures obtained within a 48 h period.

In the presence of Cntn4, -5 or -6, all neurons were growing concomitantly in length and branching as shown by plotting the number of roots versus the number of segments (supplementary material Fig. S1).