The measurement principle is described on the basis of experimental data gained from four "standard coals" of different rank and provenience.
In this way, analyzing callbacks, it is possible to identify unequal treatment based on the unique different characteristic that, in our case, is the ethnic provenience.
Thus, our study does not provide information regarding possible differences in responses according to the geographical provenience and age.
Thus, our study does not provide information regarding possible differences in responses according to the geographical provenience The parents sample (parents of children attending 12 nursery-schools in Florence) may be not representative of the entire population.
There is a high degree of variation among the different categories of biomolecules with antioxidant effect in each type of extract, or determined by the provenience source of the biological material subjected to extraction.
In the last 3 years there was no significant difference between the two groups: MSM transmission, concordant/discordant couples or celibate, provenience area, age more than 40.
Land use of sampled stations pointed out a higher proportion of WNV-positive Cx. pipiens pool in rural environments respect the provenience of total sampled pool, while the USUV-positive pools were uniformly captured in the different environments.
Further, other different minerals of similar composition to the obsidian minerals were chosen as secondary materials, especially for comparing the provenience of the obsidian samples.
The latter band provenience is the raw bark and not the solvents used as confirmed by the Raman analysis of different bark samples.
Nor could it capture the clear possibility that of the dialectal mix that went to make up English, a greater part was of more western than northern Germanic character and provenience, but not exclusively so, especially at a time when the difference between those two groups may well have been very much a continuum still.
