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Residents reported high levels of social support [mean = 4.40 (se =.03)] and moderately extensive social networks [mean = 2.66 (se =.02)].
The contacts predicted between Im7 and Spy in this tentative model are moderately extensive, burying a surface of ∼1502 Å, which is consistent with medium binding affinity (KD = 2.6 µM) (Chen et al., 2013).
Whereas morphological work has identified micro-endemic allopatric radiations of species within some Kimberley invertebrate lineages [ 18], this is the first genetic evidence for moderately extensive in situ speciation within the region, and the only documented evidence of a moderately diverse (>3 species) endemic vertebrate radiation.
Participants also reported living in a moderately cohesive neighborhood [mean = 2.66 (se =.02)] *Percents are based on weighted values except where noted Interpersonally, most residents reported high levels of social support [mean = 4.40 (se =.03)] and moderately extensive social networks [mean = 2.66 (se =.02).
Consistent with the extensive amount of inter-molecular contacts revealed in the Snf7 crystal, we observed moderately broad distance distributions, specifically at 28 32 Å for T20C, K35C and E88C, and at 32 36 Å for K60C, H118C and G140C.
SOR amnion epithelium exhibited moderately intense and extensive MMP-9 staining that was significantly greater compared with the SCS.
A first biopsy of the right thigh of the index patient done several years before was only moderately useful, showing extensive fatty replacement, endomysial fibrosis, fiber size variation, and endomysial perivascular inflammation with rare vacuolated fibers (Fig. 2A C).
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The other six moderately-enlarged glomeruli showed extensive ischemic changes, retraction of the glomerular tuft and marked thickening and wrinkling of the capillary wall.
The Pt particle growth was most markedly caused by extensive CV treatment, moderately by cleaning with chromic acid, and negligibly by holding the potential at 250 mV.
