Repeated large-scale slope failure events were responsible for the cut-and-fill features forming the Gebra Valley.
These data need to be repeated at large scale and with outcomes such as morbidity, length of stay, unresponsive TMAs and long-term outcomes.
Galvanized by the country's growing outrage over repeated and large scale terror attacks, the Pakistani Army and paramilitary groups stepped up their fight with the Tehrik-i-Taliban, also known as the TTP, in 2014.
Even as the world reels from numerous and repeated large-scale data breaches and hacks, businesses continue to move more of their resources into the cloud where multiple sets of user credentials are required for authentication.
Studies focusing on organizational changes have indicated that there can be negative health consequences, especially in relation to downsizing [ 1- 6], but also in relation to repeated large-scale expansion [ 7] and other major organizational changes [ 8, 9].
Those simple shapes and primary colors were repeated, at larger scale, in playgrounds and playrooms.
Gino Severini's "The Dance of the Pan-Pan at the Monico," was first conceived between 1909 and 1911, and was repeated on a large scale half a century later.
This provides a significant benefit over other delivery platforms, especially where repeated administration or large scale vaccination is required.
The reaction could be repeated on a large scale (25 mmol) without a significant reduction in the yield, but isolation of the product by recrystallization afforded a diminished yield of 65%%.
These specific primers (Bloch16S-462F 5-AAACCCTGATGCAGCTATACCGTGTGTG-3', and Bloch16S-1299R 5'-CCATTGTAGCACGTTTGTAGCCCTACTCA-3') produce a PCR product of ~840 bp [ 31]. 16S rDNA PCR reactions were repeated in large-scale (50 uL) format and the products purified (Promega Wizard PCR purification kit).
Control of ticks is focused on large scale repeated use of acaricides, namely, organophosphates (OP), synthetic pyrethroids (SP), amidines, and macrocyclic lactones, with limited success [ 2].
