Freshwater limestones of limited extent represent a spectrum of small-scale settings developed within and along the margins of lacustrine basins.
The lack of the similar operons in Thermotoga suggests that their relevant molecular machinery either is not well-established or, to a lesser extent, represent a different type of machinery that does not share much similarity to those previously discovered.
"Ed [Alvarez] to a large extent represents what was the face of the organization from its first start... right through the loss to Michael Chandler, where there was almost a passing of the torch where Chandler became a face of the organization," adds Rebney.
Cadmium concentrations in maternal blood were more strongly associated with DNA methylation in cord blood than Cd in urine, which is reasonable, as the blood Cd to a larger extent represents the ongoing exposure, whereas Cd in urine represents the maternal body burden, mainly the accumulation in liver and kidneys.
One might thus speculate that one reason for the aberrant finding is the difference in time that has passed since the milk centres were established; that the higher prevalence in the herds at milk centres 1 to 8 to a large extent represents historical infections (for BVDV) or latent infections (for BHV-1) in introduced, i.e. imported, cattle.
The USF1 motif with the E-box recognition sequence CA[C/T]GTG could be identified de novo from both datasets and was enriched in both the highest and lowest peaks, which indicates that the peak lists to a large extent represents direct USF1 bindings.
To which extent this represents a true loss of resistance or rather a detectability phenomenon remains unclear.
Later, when disease is discussed, it will be apparent that to a considerable extent disease represents a failure of homeostasis and the other defensive responses listed above.
To a certain extent, the Libyan campaign represents precisely the shift that Mr. Gates warned was coming — namely, the European nations paying for more of their own security, and to that extent it represents a "major strategic shift," said François Heisbourg, a defense expert at the Foundation for Strategic Research.
Although this legislative series has a certain unity in that it moves consistently in the direction of a centrally-controlled national economy, isolated from that of the outside world, it is doubtful to what extent it represents a programme formulated in advance.
