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From the mucosa, virus is disseminated to systemic sites initiating large-scale depletion of CD4+ T cells first in the intestinal lamina propria and subsequently in the blood.

These wavy structures with zonal (east west) wavelengths of about 150 880 km evolved later into either large-scale depletions or multiple depleted patches.

The TEC curves for PRNs 21, 25, and 29 also show short-period fluctuations that are indicative of small-scale irregularities within the large-scale ESF depletion.

Here he became familiar with Thomas Flowers' work involving large-scale high-speed electronic switching (described below).

These values are typical for E-region band-type (large-scale, slow speed) GWs.

These plasma perturbations would provide initial perturbations (seed waves) that are amplified by the instability process and develop into the large-scale plasma depletions associated with ESF.

Rather, we surmise that the same mechanism is responsible for both large-scale sequence read depletion from chromosomal arms and small-scale sequence read depletion from exons with high G/C content.

Indirect evidence suggests that groundwater is being consumed faster than it is being naturally replenished in northwest India, but assessments of large-scale rates of depletion are difficult to construct from ground based measurements, which are often scattered and incomplete.

Abnormalities of mtDNA include point mutations, single large-scale deletions, mtDNA depletion, and multiple deletions.

This usually involves a series of investigations aimed at excluding large-scale deletions and depletion of mtDNA, followed by targeted resequencing of the mitochondrial and nuclear genomes.

"The large-scale construction of high-speed railway passenger lines in China will definitely be confronted with huge risks".