A new type of building, the small regular compartments of which identify it almost certainly as a granary, first appeared during this phase and became prevalent in Period II, indicating the frequent occurrence of crop surpluses.
2) Kim McDonald highlights the causes of PowerPointlessness, a term which indicates the frequent use of PowerPoint as a crutch rather than a tool.
The energy barrier is quite small in comparison with the F−(H2O) cluster, which indicates the frequent changes of cluster geometry under certain thermal fluctuations.
The detection and isolation of E. coli and V. parahaemolyticus, V. cholerae and S. enterica from Meenachil river basin indicates the frequent discharge of sewage containing pathogenic microorganisms into the riverine ecosystem.
Chapman et al.[ 21] demonstrated gene flow between mosquito populations from PNG and northern Australia, indicating the frequent movement of mosquitoes across the Torres Strait.
A follow-up study with additional samples achieved a genome-wide significant score for a region of 6q, indicating the frequent presence of genetic variation in this region that modifies HD pathogenesis prior to neurologic onset [ 54].
Detailed gene information regarding the exon-intron organization, size, distribution and transcription orientation in the genome revealed that many SP/SPH loci are closely situated on the same scaffold, indicating the frequent occurrence of gene duplications in this large gene family.
First of all, the results obtained from the multidimensional cancer genomic datasets clearly indicated that in the cervical cancer tissue, the Hippo pathway is frequently disrupted, indicated by the frequent deletion and mutation of the genes involved in the Hippo pathway (Fig EV1A).
Our former study indicated that the frequent intake of isotonic drinks was associated with salt-taste hyposensitivity [ 11].
Epidemiological studies have indicated that the frequent, long term use of aspirin could reduce the relative risk of developing colorectal cancer by 40 50% [ 13- 15, 32].
