This only remaining O-line was unstable, since it generated two new T4 phenotypes (moderately large plant with moderate trichome density and very small plant with trichome density somewhat higher than semi-glabrous Westar).
Alec Guinness was just under six feet, a moderately large man with an accumulating gut in 1979 (he was in his middle sixties when "Tinker Tailor" was shot).
The three anomalous random inhomogeneities were commonly characterized by smaller κ (Fig. 8a) and in these areas P(m) at large wavenumbers were moderately large compared with the surrounding areas.
On the 20 April 2015, a moderately large earthquake with a magnitude of M L 6.38 (M w 6.4) struck offshore eastern Taiwan (hereafter referred to as the 0420 earthquake).
This is likely due to these predictors' moderately large correlations with the facilitating environment factor (see Table 2).
The Rosaceae comprise a moderately large family, with an estimated 85 genera and approximately 2,000 sexual species [ 1], that include several economically and nutritionally important crops cultivated worldwide, such as apples (Malus domestica L ., plums (Prunus domestica L ., pears (Pyrus communis L ., cherries (Prunus avium L). and peaches (Prunus persica L. Batsch).
Sample sizes ranged from small (5 of 13 studies with less than 100 participants) to moderately large (4 studies with 400 or more participants).
Our comparison of three distant subregions in NOTCH1 indicates that 5hmC can be present throughout this moderately large gene but with an inhomogeneous distribution, as was seen at NOTCH1 in neural progenitor cells obtained by in vitro differentiation of ESC.
Although there was a moderately large drop-out with respect to biological markers at age 43, the low overall attrition rate across the 27 years allowed us to explore potential systematic drop-out.
Third and finally, we chose parameter values to yield an moderately large smallpox epidemic (with each index case causing approximately six secondary cases), and present illustrative scenarios for ring vaccination.
