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Cataractous lenses have decreased epithelial cell density and extensive cellular damage in the cortical region of the lens.

However, it is easy to identify sufficient polymorphism SNP markers for background analysis due to the high-density and extensive marker positioning in an SNP array.

The handful of insurers providing separate terrorism-risk coverage a clutch of Lloyd's syndicates, a few firms in Bermuda, American International Group, ACE and Berkshire Hathaway's National Indemnity are cautious about adding exposure in these cities, because of high building density and the extensive coverage they have already written.

As a result, various kinds of animals are observed to perform an adaptive switching between intensive search mode triggered by the detection of a prey within patches with high resource density, and an extensive search between these areas.

The increased density and over-extensive spatial distribution of synaptic boutons was strikingly restored towards that of control by minocycline treatment (Fig. 2C).

In contrast, there is a moderate density in Group D) and extensive density in Group B), Group C), and Group E mice).

After noting a large excess of SNPs in the major histo-compatibility (MHC) region in the Johnson dataset we filtered out SNPs from this region (chr6:25809985-33486934) in both datasets, as results from this region could be unrepresentative of results throughout the rest of the genome due to the high density of genes and extensive long range linkage disequilibrium.

The literature on forest density and competition is extensive and covers a wide range from simple indices to complex models of light interception.

From these, the second generation of mice produced by natural mating showed lesions typical of APOE deficiency, including severe hypercholesterolemia, hypertriglyceridemia, markedly increased plasma low-density lipoprotein level, and extensive and severe atherosclerotic lesions in the aorta.

Particularly, radiation coalescence of copper-enriched precipitates and extensive density increase of dislocation loops was observed.

Our results support the use of high plant density, reduced N rate and extensive pruning to ensure profitable cotton production in the Yellow River Valley and other cotton-growing areas with similar ecologies.