A SUA well below 100% indicates a multitude of options for distributing GM maize fields across the landscape.
Recent reviews pointed out the anti-inflammatory effects of CO in a multitude of in vitro studies and animal models of inflammation, indicating a therapeutic potential [ 36, 50].
Taken together, a multitude of studies indicate a potential of low-frequency rTMS for the treatment of auditory phantom perceptions.
Bree's corner of northwestern Europe was dotted with a tangle of boundaries, indicating the multitude of countries, cultures and languages jostling for their place on the map.
Whereas on the Middle-earth map only rivers and mountain ranges served to mark the thrill of crossing into the unknown, Bree's corner of northwestern Europe was dotted with a tangle of boundaries, indicating the multitude of countries, cultures and languages jostling for their place on the map.
Using melanoma as a model disease, the present study indicates that while a multitude of studies have focused on the ERCC1 500C>T (N118N and rs11615) SNP in risk/treatment associations in different races, 2 9 the 500C>T is merely a tagging SNP denoting a larger haplotype structure in the Caucasian population that appears to be related to heritable susceptibility to certain forms of cancer.
Epidemiological data indicates a worldwide reemergence of syphilis and a high degree of suspicion is necessary in view of its multitude of presenting ocular signs without pathognomonic features.
This sheds light on the multitude of opportunities for the formation of hybrid zones and indicates an important influence of environmental factors on secondary contact and hybridization.
The enhanced expression of all the GSP-encoding genes at one or both time points in the present study indicates that the bacterium experienced a multitude of stress factors upon the encounter with urine.
The latter is consistent with a multitude of findings indicating that explicit instructions and demands are beneficial for the performance of individuals with ASD, compared to more naturalistic situations requiring active flexible responses (Paul and Cohen, 1985; Senju, 2012a).
