In the pre-antibiotic era, haematogenous spread to more distant sites, termed invasive pneumococcal infection (IPI), was a major cause of morbidity and mortality.
The work in [7] selects the closest partners before the more distant ones, in terms of Euclidean distance between the two corresponding address.
Those early studies also identified genes in angiosperms with domains more distant from the original CEP domains, termed "group II CEPs", and in gymnosperms, termed "CEP-likes" [ 6, 9].
It can be more comfortable to do so in terms of ever more distant history — the Civil War dead, the Greatest Generation, even, increasingly, Vietnam.
Cerebellar vermis and pulvinar tissues are more distant from other brain tissues in terms of the number of differentially detected transcripts on the dendrogram.
These accuracies are not yet sufficiently high to warrant selection in the absence of phenotypic information, particularly as these accuracies tend to erode when assessed in validation populations that are more distant from the training population in terms of the number of meioses separating generations.
For now, the garage's parking rates fall between those for short-term parking and those for long-term stays in the more distant shuttle lots.
Some patients from more distant underdeveloped rural areas lacked long-term follow-up.
After years at the periphery of the Court, Thomas looks destined to serve out his term at the even more distant fringe.
These futuristic visions refer to a more distant future, some decades ahead, and exhibit revolutionary aspects in terms of technology and in terms of culture, human behaviour, individual and social issues.
