The SSHA and geostrophic velocity data extended from 1993 to 2005, with data assimilated every 7 days.
The range of coefficients for the real data extended from −0.402 to 0.402 while the random data spanned the range −0.156 to 0.161 and −0.165 to 0.167 for the permuted orthologs and permuted profiles respectively.
We report here the analysis of these data extending from 1988 through 2002, which indicates a decreasing trend in SHS exposure of nonsmokers in the United States, most likely reflecting extensive efforts made by the public health community during this time to reduce smoking in the home and the exposure of nonsmokers in public places.
A structural model was obtained from diffraction data extending to 2.35 Å resolution by molecular replacement using human Rac1 as a search model (PDB entry 3TH5).
These estimations were computed in 2005 USD based on the most recent 5 years of data available, extending from 1999 to 2003, within the 13 Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) data registries (National Cancer Institute, 2005).
Digital, single-channel, high-resolution seismic reflection profiles were acquired from the insular continental shelf of North Carolina, USA along a data grid extending from Oregon Inlet northward 48 km to Duck, North Carolina and from the nearshore zone seaward approximately 28 km (total surveyed area=1334 km2).
Therefore, the >40 ky of constant population size found in the corrected data sets extending from the LGM bottleneck to the past to the TMRCA of all Native American mtDNA haplogroups does not offer any detailed view of the demographic history of Native Americans before the bottleneck.
These data extend findings from preclinical studies suggesting that observed volumetric decreases in the ACC may be a consequence of prolonged exposure to glucocorticoids resulting from chronic stress [7], [8].
These data extend findings from purely ecological studies in a range of systems (including this system, see reference 17), where increased diversity tends to confer greater community resistance to invasion [20].
