Based on reservoir characteristics, Guan and Niu (1995) divided tight sandstone gas reservoirs into three types: good (dense), moderate (overly dense), and poor (extremely dense).
As expected, the majority of siRNA clusters present in pericentromeric regions were highly associated with H3K9m2 (90% or higher overlap), independent of whether the siRNA cluster was defined as dense, moderate or sparse (Figure 8).
The results indicate that dense woodland, moderate woodland, and very open woodland were decreased at annual average rate of 3, 1, and 0.4%.
The results indicate that dense woodland, moderate woodland, and open woodland had higher rate of change compared to the very open woodland during the period under study.
Similarly, out of the 13,066.1 ha of very open woodland in 1985, 5428 ha remained stable by 2015, while 25, 1366, and 6247 ha changed to dense woodland, moderate woodland, and open woodland, respectively.
For example, between 1985 and 2015, dense woodland, moderate woodland, and very open woodland decreased by 15,131, 15,566 and 1568.2 ha with percentage annual average rates of 3, 1, and 0.4%, respectively.
Open woodland increased from 21,127 ha in 1985 to 53,393 ha in 2015 at the expense of dense woodland, moderate woodland, and very open woodland, which decline by 8555, 25,297, and 6247 ha in 2015, respectively.
Dense to moderate label could also be seen in some of the midline thalamic nuclei, including centrum inferior (Cif), centrum inferior medianum (Cim), rotundus (ro), subfascicularis (Sf), and reuniens (Re), and also in the medial parts of centrum medianum (CnMd) and the parafascicular nucleus (Pf).
B-scan ultrasound demonstrated dense, low-moderate amplitude mobile clumps in the anterior vitreous and more prominent dot echoes in the mid to posterior vitreous, as well as mobile mid-amplitude echoes in the nasal wall, suspicious for exudative retinal detachment (Fig. 5).
The prominent transitions of forest cover type during period under study are dense woodland to moderate woodland, moderate woodland to open woodland, and very open woodland to dense woodland.
Most of Ms. Kagan's legal writings are dense, hedged and moderate.
