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With the uneven surface of SU-8 nanofibers, the large proximity gap between the mask and the photosensitive nanofibers results in pattern enlargement or deformation due to UV light refraction and diffraction.
In spite of a large proximity between Europe and Africa, the glacial episode would really have had only minor effects on flora and fauna in north Africa [ 67].
It is also interesting to note that some strains and clinical isolates with large phylogenetic proximity , with bootstrap values between 99 and 100 (see Figure 4 and Table 2), which could be considered as belonging to the same clonal group, do not share full identity in the metabolic profile, which indicates the community origin of these isolates and adaptive plasticity of its genome.
3) Approaches combining multiple sources of information such as bronchi segmentation, vessel segmentation, and absence of larger vessels in proximity to the lobar boundaries to define robust 3D sublobar segments [ 6].
The larger effect of proximity to a major roadway among girls in our study also is consistent with previous reports (Oosterlee et al. 1996; Pershagen et al. 1995; Shima et al. 2003; van Vliet et al. 1997; Venn et al. 2001).
A possible reason for higher cost-effectiveness in cities that were farther from large cities could be that proximity to larger cities may enable a higher proportion of cases that were contracted elsewhere (i.e., during travel or commuting to large metropolitan areas) (22, 23 ).
The production of vegetables, fruits, and flowers, known in England as market gardening, is often done in greenhouses and is found within easy trucking distance of large towns, the proximity of a market being of more consequence than climatic considerations.
"A gem like this – where you've got a large -scale space, proximity to the city centre, additional locations nearby – is rare," says Bell. Co-owner Sudarghara Dusanj chips in: "We haven't go no congestion charge up here either, do we Kevin?" In Merseyside, a new studio is planned in what, 10 years ago, was a Littlewoods factory.
In bleomycin induced pulmonary fibrosis in mice, mature Cd11c+ MHCII+ DC were found to accumulate in large numbers in proximity with T cells displaying an active or memory phenotype by day 7 following bleomycin exposure [241].
The increased number of large wildfires in proximity to expanding population centers in the western United States poses a greater risk both from the direct effect of the fire and subsequent floods and debris flows.
The Persian Gulf states should be concerned with the vulnerability of their whole ecosystem to a man-made or natural disaster given the large number and proximity of seawater desalination plants and nuclear power plants to each other, as well as offshore oil and gas operations and maritime shipping (Fig. 12).
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The phrase "larger proximity" primarily functions as a description of spatial or conceptual relationships, indicating a greater degree of closeness or nearness. As noted by Ludwig, it may sound awkward and have more standard alternatives.
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