We evidenced four main clusters of clones in the MGT, which were linked, but statistically distant from, the main viral population present in the blood, as indicated by the high bootstrap value 99, 100.
Boochani has twice been moved to Chauka – the notorious solitary confinement block at Manus constructed of shipping containers and distant from the main detention centre – each time for three days.
Whole army camps would be built in his grounds and Heytesbury, his house in Wiltshire, would be filled with army officers and their staff several times during the course of the war, but it was physically distant from the main centres of action.
As a state small in everything except sandy territory and oil, and distant from the main centres of Sunni population, how can it be so immodest as to imagine it will be entrusted for any length of time with the destiny of the Sunni heartland?
As for the case in this report, the first presentation of the esophageal fistula was 4 years after the SBRT and target NSCLC was located in the left pulmonary apex (more than 2 cm distant from the main bronchus).
The normal and strike-slip faulting events among the PAC group are interpreted as intraslab earthquakes, and their focal mechanisms suggest significant change of stress field off the Boso Peninsula, although the region is distant from the main rupture of the 2011 earthquake.
Justice Breyer stated in the opinion that the suppressed evidence was "too little, too weak, or too distant from the main evidentiary points to meet Brady's standards".
A significant feature of Scotland's renewable potential is that the resources are largely distant from the main centres of population.
In these birds an extensive subcutaneous diverticular network, originating from the clavicular air sac, is responsible for pneumatization of skeletal elements distant from the main pulmonary system [20].
F. arundinacea accession Fa-35 (Moroccan ecotype 599533) was placed distant from the main F. arundinacea cluster.
