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The moderate aftershock activity taking place at the same along-strike distances [Fig. 4b: (−5 to −15 km), along strike] as the maximum shear stress drop reflects mainly deeper aftershock activity (i.e., below the large slip area, see Figs. 1a, 4c).

Thus, we sampled here more than 90% of the currently recognized species diversity of Lepisorus adopting the up-to-date classification [ 46- 48], avoided a bias by sampling mainly deeper nodes and used simulations to assess the impact of incomplete taxon sampling.

It may be the fault of André Bazin, a great critic whose depth and brilliance were often clouded by doctrinaire fealty to the notion of ambiguity and the techniques (mainly deep focus and long takes) that he considered its aesthetic substrates.

Soils developed on the resulting surfaces are mainly deep polygenetic Oxisols.

Explorationists' interest in the Niger Delta has moved to mainly deep prospects onshore and deep/ultra deep prospects offshore.

The depositional environments of the source rocks were mainly deep-water restricted conditions inside shelves and slopes (Zhang et al. 2005).

Pressure pain thresholds (PPTs) using algometry have been used extensively to map mechanical sensitivity of mainly deep tissues such as muscles.

Among Acariformes, some representatives of the basal group Endeostigmata (mainly deep-soil mites) were recovered as sister-groups to the remaining Acariformes (i. e., Trombidiformes + and most of Sarcoptiformes).

Because we have no information on non-fatal venous thromboembolism (mainly deep vein thrombosis) occurring outside of the inpatient or day case hospital admissions, our estimates of incidence rates of venous thromboembolism are for inpatient and day case admissions only.

In addition, while resistant C. glabrata against ITCZ occurred with high frequencies of 50% and 72.7% in OC and non-OC patients of this study, respectively, [ 11], a previous Japanese surveillance study demonstrated resistant C. glabrata in only 1.0 9.3% of patients with mycosis, mainly deep-seated mycosis [ 7- 10].

That is partly because they are vulnerable to fraud, but mainly for deeper and more philosophical reasons.