The FCP1 narrowed up to Δ ϕ ′≈1°, shifted to the east, and became visible at ϕ ′≈63°, i.e., about 3° to the south of AMD.
S. salignus is a leafy shrub with many branches; its leaves are sessile and are generally very narrow (up to 1.5 cm wide) and pointed, with numerous dense inflorescences and cones.
The log-binomial regression, used without any correction to the standard errors, presented results that were equivalent to those yielded by robust Poisson/Cox regression in situations 1 and 2. In situation 3, where an interaction was ignored, the model tended to present confidence intervals that were too narrow (up to 10.4%) compared to the reference, and slightly different point estimates.
One of his major coronary vessels had narrowed by up to 60 percent, the medical examiner said.
But the gap between the two candidates had narrowed leading up to polling day and Democrats remained confident of a potential upset throughout the day.
Crustal accretion at fast-spreading mid-ocean ridges is believed to be concentrated in a narrow zone up to a few kilometers wide centered beneath the ridge axis.
They wanted Mr. Witkoff to construct a taller, narrower building (up to 32 stories), which he had the right to build, that would have blocked fewer views and allowed in more light.
It's a place for lazing in the shade of Old Hyde Park's gnarled champion trees and long nights of Irish whiskey and music, but only if you know exactly where to climb the narrow stairs up to the James Joyce Irish Pub.
On a bench in Battery Park I find an old Village Voice with the following ad: 'Male Dancers Wanted (experience not necessary).' On 46th Street, near Broadway, I climb the narrow staircase up to a cashier's window.
In contrast, the M/T of the MOB is much narrower, containing up to 3 cells in depth (Figure 1E).
