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An equally common approach is to divide large, extensively cultivated farms into smaller and more intensively cultivable units.

In addition, neural-like cells displayed distinct neuronal morphology, ranging from simple bipolar to large, extensively branched, multipolar cells.

Sarcosyl-insoluble aggregates are thought to be larger, extensively cross-linked conglomerates (Liachko et al., 2010), but soluble complexes may be more neurotoxic (Nucifora et al., 2012).

MUC2 is large and extensively O-glycosylated and secreted by goblet cells as polymers [4], [7] to form a firmly adherent inner gel layer adjacent to the underlying epithelium and, on the top of this, a loosely adherent outer layer [8].

Tumor cell interactions with the surrounding tissue stromal environment, including extracellular matrix, local enzymes and proteases, vasculature, inflammatory cells, growth factors and hormones, can significantly affect tumor development and are, to a large extent, extensively altered or even missing when tumors are grown in ectopic environments such as skin.

To study this, we have applied a unique sample set of freshly frozen primary- and metastatic endometrial carcinoma lesions as primary investigation set for a global and comprehensive characterisation of molecular changes, and an independent, large and extensively annotated patient series for validation of findings.

The NBC would be the world's second superpower and the second largest economy, extensively nuclear armed and with a population in excess of 2.2 billion across 53 states.

This is not intended to be a rigorous statistical test of these associations; instead, these two categories are tested in a larger, more extensively genotyped hypothesis-testing phase, described next.

Damage in Padang on Thursday seemed relatively light, with one large shopping mall extensively damaged.

The show proceeds in more than two dozen large, densely installed, extensively labeled vitrines that resemble department store displays and also little cities, given the buildinglike Art Deco forms of many of the bottles.

Moreover, its depoting costs are high and need extensively large depot areas.