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Crystallization of 3-NDP's aliphatic tails was therefore in most cases restricted to the preferential PAPI microdomains, thereby maintaining the large length scale block copolymer morphology that was already present in the melt.

In the case of morphologically intact and live bacilli, the zinc crystals were in most cases restricted to the outer surface of the mycobacterial wall, as in Figure 4B, panel 4. In contrast, when bacteria were damaged and, therefore, dead, the cytoplasm usually contained zinc crystals.

Mr. Giuliani's comment followed reports, most recently in an article yesterday in Newsday, that several Council members hoped to amend or throw out the term limit law, which in most cases restricts them to two four-year terms.

However, these attributes are offset by the size and inhibitory activity of the molecules, which in most cases restrict imaging to static portraits of nascent Gram-positive PG.

And mortgage originators will in most cases be restricted from charging excessive upfront points and fees, from making loans with balloon payments and from making loans that load a borrower with total payments exceeding 43 percent of income.

Stratovolcanoes are uncommon ore hosts and volcanic rocks coincident with mineralization are in most cases volumetrically restricted or absent, recording the terminal stages of local arc magmatism.

Mutations in E-cadherin reported in lobular breast cancer cases are in most cases tumour restricted, and are not germline alterations [ 5, 19].

Mutations reported in E-cadherin in lobular breast cancer patients are in most cases tumour restricted, and not germline alterations [ 5, 19].

A brown recluse spider bite (BRSB) causes a dermonecrotic lesion which in most cases is restricted to local erythema, pruritus and eschar formation.

Notwithstanding hybridization has been frequently observed in the genera Anacamptis Neotinea and Orchis[ 8], it can be expected that due to the cumulative effects of post-mating barriers [ 7] hybridization in natural populations should in most cases be restricted to the F1 generation.

Virtually, the sources of most malaria prevalence data are usually health centers, and such reports of malaria cases restricted to people seeking treatment for their illness.