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Interestingly, the accumulations of large particles (20 μm diameter) appeared consistently distributed among all tissues, whereas small particles (5 μm diameter) displayed higher accumulation in the gut.

The four panels (1-4) demonstrate four equally magnified, equally sized, and consistently distributed areas that were imaged and counted per spheroid.

Experiencing a large correction five years before or after your retirement date can make a huge difference in the amount of income your investment accounts can generate.1 It also will significantly decrease the amount of time these accounts can consistently distribute retirement income.

The subcutaneous catheter system consistently distributed Evans Blue to the hindlimbs, with a 100% surgery success rate.The O'Buckley intrathecal catheter system accomplishes sustained drug delivery to the spinal region, with a 2-fold increase in surgery success rate, as compared to the traditional method.

Therefore, we performed slow, controlled intranasal injections in anesthetized mice with a targeted volume of about 15 µl that consistently distributed throughout the MOE.

Noteworthily, the patterns of the Qo motif are consistently distributed in major clades of the cyt b tree.

Finally, it is worth mentioning that the vascular adaptations, as well as their underlying mechanisms, induced by exercise training, are not consistently distributed along the arterial tree [ 46].

With the many international travelers processed each day, an automated prompt on their computers could assist CBP officers to consistently distribute T-HANs to specific travelers.

The motif was consistently distributed in all samples in the gene region; however, due to the introduction of a SNP, this SNP-containing motif varies in frequency in the upstream region, the most important region for genetic regularity.

Increased cardiovascular risk represented by central distribution of adiposity (measurements >80 cm for females and >94 cm for males) was present in 56.9 % of female (n = 124) and 19.0 % (n = 8) of male nurses, fairly consistently distributed across the ages from 17.6%% of the youngest group, to 50.6 %, 56.7 %, 50.9 % and to 25.0 % of those aged 55 years and over.

The nature of the issue is to maintain constraint consistently across distributed sites in a collaborative modeling environment in the face of concurrency.