Within each region the 2 experimental sites were between 0.5 and 120 km apart and differed moderately in numerous abiotic and biotic features (Table 1) such as salinity, temperature, exposure, degree of pollution, kind of natural substratum as potential source for recruits, number and identity of sessile taxa or of their consumers.
We designed the 1.28-km route to be walkable within 15 min and moderately complex, with numerous recognizable landmarks so that route locations could be recognized from photographs.
It has been reported that with EST collections as small as 1,000 reads, quantitative expression data for numerous moderately and highly expressed genes can be generated [ 21, 41, 42].
Numerous highly or moderately repetitive elements have been identified and their occurrence within existing sequence datasets also indicates that the genome contains at least 30% repetitive sequence [ 3].
Limitations of this study are that we did not observe consistency in associations with PBDEs across informants for measures of attention (although their responses were moderately correlated), and we constructed numerous statistical models (although performance across domains was also moderately correlated), which increased the possibility of a chance finding.
Population-based mapping approaches, in the form of genome-wide association (GWA) scans, have been able to resolve loci controlling moderately complex quantitative traits (QTL) in numerous crop species.
Consistent with previous observation [ 5], numerous ribosomal protein genes were moderately up-regulated at 37°C.
Our data have revealed that the single nominal species 'Crenadactylus ocellatus' comprises a moderately diverse and surprisingly ancient complex of numerous unrecognised and highly divergent lineages.
2D DC results indicated a highly heterogeneous and moderately conductive waste rock underlain by a resistive bedrock containing numerous fractures.
However, numerous studies have suggested that interrupted pregnancies may moderately increase the risk of BC [ 5- 9, 49].
