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Most B. vietnamiensis isolates and hitherto non-typable Burkholderia cenocepacia isolates contained much smaller fliC genes than previously reported.

Vapor-only experiments necessarily contained much smaller initial volumes of water, thereby making the results more susceptible to contamination.

Meristematic cells that harbor smaller plastids or proplastids contained much smaller Z-rings (Fig. 1b) that also presumably encircled the plastid, but the shape of these small plastids could not be determined from the micrographs.

The resulting preparation contained much smaller amount of Dd (not shown), with HAWW_5 that localized in the heavy sucrose fractions containing Dd.

61 While the City contained much small-scale industry, guild and company controls probably kept pauper children out of employment there.

This is supported by natural environment and analogue observations that show clay deposits to contain very old tree segments and dense clay lenses in sediments to contain much smaller, less diverse and less active microbial populations than more porous sediments.

The OP brown sugar had lighter color due to the lower temperature used in its drying solidification process, and a larger open-surface design to facilitate evaporation in its processing line made the brown sugar contains much smaller amount of volatile aroma components.

Both mature and immature Paneth cells (the latter contains much smaller granules than mature cells) were present in crypt bases of vABKO (Fig. 9B, C) and vTKO (Fig. 9D, E).

The scaffold sets from SOAPdenovo, MaSuRCA, CABOG and Bambus2 contain much smaller numbers of sequences than their corresponding contig sets.

The calculated triaxialities contained much noise, especially in areas with small von Mises stresses due to the definition as the ratio of mean stress to von Mises stress.

This alignment contained a much smaller number of sites (results not shown), however the results are similar to the results obtained for the four species alignment (Fig. S6).