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LSFs involved in contemporary land grabbing in Butana are mainly from major urban centres.

Coarse mode particles originate mainly from major minerals in coal and become solid residues after coke burning.

Schwannomas originated mainly from major peripheral nerves (35 tumours) and the most common sites of their origin were the following nerves: ulnar, median, and radial nerves.

Case reports and studies publishing identifying information mainly differ from major clinical and epidemiological studies in the possibility of individual identification and consequent effects on subjects and their families.

Data on plant sources, geographical collection sites and chemical structures of pure compounds have been retrieved from literature sources (mainly from the major international journals on natural products and some available PhD theses, spanning the period 1959 2015).

During summer, water vapor transport is highly associated with large-scale monsoon circulations; thus, water vapor transported to China comes mainly from three major regions: the western Pacific Ocean, the South China Sea, and the northern Indian Ocean (Simmonds et al. 1999; Ding and Sun 2001).

The ESTs were mainly from four major cotton species (Gossypium hirsutum, G. barbadense, G. raimondii, and G. arboreum).

It is noteworthy that CEUS showed two different patterns: blood flow into the graft mainly from the pectoralis major muscle side was observed with persistent enhancement in case 2, while case 1 showed no enhancement.

It is notable that blood flow mainly from the pectoralis major muscle into the graft was observed in the subjectively and objectively softer graft case after more than 3 years.

It arises, mainly, from hepatocytes, the major cell type of liver and it can be also derived from characteristic morphological cells named "oval cells" after the exposure to hepatocarcinogens, by an irreversible blockage in the process of normal differentiation and by generation of immortal transformed cells with proliferative potential.

S. pyogenes was mainly detected in biopsies from major abscesses, whereas S. dysgalactiae subspecies equisimilis was mainly found in biopsies from diabetic foot infections.