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The book concentrates on hotels in Britain and Scotland and on hotels in France, Spain and Italy; a pattern which reflects English taste and budgets.

This pattern, which reflects hypervascularity of viable tumour tissue and diminished or absent perfusion of necrotic components, is also typical of primary renal cell carcinomas [29].

Despite this, the power allocations in both terminals follow a similar pattern, which reflects the characteristics of the water-filling algorithm.

Hadiboh (suburb) CP 38 NA Qadheb CP 5 12 Ayhaft HM 8 5 Rewjed HM 23* 6 Di Hamdh CP 12 43 Ghubba CP 17 17 Central 7% (3,000) Diksam HP 111* 9 Highly homogeneous clan composition with highest number of villages (358) per individual clans (67), thus strong centrifugal settlement pattern, which reflects the practice of an extensive pastoralism, and on which the inhabitants are highly dependent.

Consistent nucleosomes had the expected low-high-low SymCurv pattern, which reflects a strongly positioned nucleosome in the centre, flanked by two NFRs.

According to our previous study, there are three common TCM patterns of stable COPD, and there is one specific herbal intervention responding to each pattern, which reflects the concepts of individualized therapy of TCM [ 9].

Light rainfalls of medium intensity on moderately dry soil caused a rewetting pattern, which reflected the different interception efficiency of the contrasted species resulting from architectural properties.

When an ac voltage (typically, 7 V rms, 10 kHz) was applied to the template electrode, the induced dielectrophoretic force repelled the cells from the electrode and pushed at the glass substrate to form the cell pattern which reflected the electrode shape.

Using ISOLSM simulation, the ET was partitioned into E and T with 70% being T. We also identified that soil water from different soil layers affected T and E differently based on the simulated soil isotopic patterns, which reflects the internal working of ISOLSM.

For this reason, we determined conditioning-induced differential expression patterns, which reflects learning, but also contact to the host or odour, of the both N. vitripennis and N. giraulti.

This study determined if different trap patterns which reflect flower shape may affect the attractiveness to thrips.