Planets of this intermediate size are common, but because the local solar system does not host one, they are also mysterious.
An analysis of the maximum height of woody plant species across the globe reveals that an intermediate size is remarkably rare.
Loss of heterozygosity regions of intermediate size were observed more frequently in tumours with defective BRCA1 or BRCA2 (P=10−11).
The results suggest that the risk of malignancy in smooth or attached solid nodules at intermediate size is extremely low.
In the case of bell-shaped size-selectivity, such as with gillnets, the situation is more complex because there are size refugia for both small and large fish, while fish of intermediate size are harvested.
Only events of intermediate size were sorted based on FSC.A, the area of forward scatter signal (10% tails of FSC.A distribution were discarded) and special care was made to keep the FSC.A median (a proxy for median cell size) the same in the two bulks of cells.
While both machineries efficiently degraded full length casein, the molecular size of accumulating casein degradation products differed between the systems: degradation products of intermediate size were only observed in the case of ADEP-activated ClpP, implying reduced processivity of casein hydrolysis by ADEP-activated ClpP compared to ClpA/ClpP (Fig 1C).
The polymorphism of the VNTR can be classified into two main groups: small class I alleles (28 44 repeats) and large class III alleles (138 159 repeats) at frequencies of about 70 and 30%, respectively, and class II alleles of intermediate size are rare (Stead and Jeffreys, 2000).
More importantly, the results of the intermediate sizes are due to coagulation but with weak sedimentation, whereas the results of the smallest sizes are due to both the effects of coagulation and sedimentation.
Effect sizes (odds raios=1.34-1.60) of the variants ranged between modest and intermediate sizes were comparable to those in the general GWAS.
