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The expansion of bare land was due to area gain obtained largely from grasslands by about 48.27% (183.85 ha).

Characteristics common to most lichens include obtaining organic carbon by photosynthesis, slow growth, small size, long life, long-lasting (seasonal) vegetative reproductive structures, mineral nutrition obtained largely from airborne sources, and greater tolerance of desiccation than most other photosynthetic organisms in the same habitat.

The systems parameters and metabolite concentrations used as constants in the simulation were obtained largely from the literature.

Until now, information on the safety and efficacy of ETN in paediatric subjects has been obtained largely from polyarticular course JIA.

Current data on the role of miRNAs in myogenesis has been obtained largely from studies on muscle-specific miR-1, miR-133 and miR-206.

Tissue biopsies were obtained largely from patients receiving the highest matuzumab dose (800 mg weekly), but similar decreases in pEGFR, pMAPK, and Ki-67, and increases in p27kip1 and CK-1 were seen in biopsies from patients treated with lower doses.

In general, the shape of the duration ratios obtained largely differ from those presented in Kottke and Rathje [3], which follows the same shape of the over-prediction ratios (αAF, Fig. 8).

Patient resource use data were obtained from largely prospective evaluation of medical records and household expenditure during illness was collected from interviews with caretakers.

Although the obtained microstructure deviates largely from the expected one, the new alloy exhibits very high strength, i.e. 790 MPa, and visible plastic deformation, i.e. 0.9%.

By contrast, families requiring modified low-protein foods largely obtained them from Internet sources (41%), health food stores (16%), and directly from manufacturers (14%).

Further support for respiratory energy inefficiency in the cultured cells comes from our results that lactic acid production is high in the CT-2A tumour cells and the non-tumorigenic astrocytes when grown under identical in vitro growth conditions (L. Shelton and T.N. Seyfried, unpublished data), indicating that these cells obtain their energy largely from glycolysis.