The few who have been paying attention in the public health or non-profit sectors have been singly opposed to ICANN's plans for health-related domains [ 13].
Briefly, eight to nine week old animals had been singly (T. gondii n = 8, T. spiralis n = 10), simultaneously (n = 10), or successively (T.
Other well-described virulence factors such as gelatinase and serine protease have been singly shown to contribute to tissue invasion and translocation and thus to pathogenicity of E. faecalis infections in general [ 9, 17- 19].
While each has been tested singly, usually with basic toxicology, nobody, including the manufacturers, knows the combined effect of this cocktail.
Candidatus R. andeanae has been detected in singly infected A. maculatum ticks from Virginia (7 ), Florida, Mississippi, and Georgia (9 ) but to our knowledge has not been found in ticks co-infected with other rickettsiae.
Although the origin of this broad defect emission is controversial, it has been attributed to the singly ionized oxygen vacancies (Vo−) [27] and interstitial oxygen (Oi) [27, 28].
The amplitude of the single pair of interharmonic tones has been chosen to produce singly a P st equal to 1 (Figure 4).
Moreover, an age-related decrease in synaptophysin IR has been observed in PS1 singly transgenic mice [ 263].
He remarked that the restriction to money bills has been rejected on the merits singly considered, by 8 States agst.
Recently, it has been proposed to use the singly ionized double-donor system (D2+) confined in a single semiconductor QD [6] or ring [7] as an adequate functional part in a wide range of device applications, including spintronics, optoelectronics, photovoltaics, and quantum information technologies.
