However, though harvesting for Antarctic krill and finfish has been underway in the Antarctic since the late 1960s, the closest reported harvesting has been distant from Emperor Island occurring some 400 km to the north close to the South Shetland Islands and in Bransfield Strait [49], [50].
Our results demonstrate that either the chicken is too distant from humans or some of generalized assumptions under which PromiR was develop do not hold.
8 9 10 11 Metallic debris has been found in lymphatic and bone marrow tissue distant from the hip some years after total hip arthroplasty.
Drohojowska-Philp passes over that event — which resulted in more than 30 deaths, nearly 4,000 arrests and some $40 million in property damage — in a few paragraphs, as if it were distant news from some other place.
Many Nationalists simply do not trust Mr. Hernández, and they've already decided to support Mr. Villeda, who is a center-right Liberal and thus not so distant philosophically from some of the more moderate Nationalists.
Besides these larger groups, several other institutions, including some distant from the coast, such as the Mammal Research Institute, University of Pretoria, have at least one staff member working in marine science.
Five other clones could not be specifically mapped because they either had one mate that mapped to a transposase or the mapped positions of the clone mates were distant from each other, suggesting some sort of genome rearrangement had occurred (Figure 1, 3, Table S3, and Table S4).
In the clinical years, when our students are based in a variety of different clinical settings, some distant from Nottingham, tutor contact may be less easy.
All of this is happening in America, rather than some place distant from this country.
