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Out of 36 water samples, the occurrence of E. coli was 61 %, Salmonella 25%% S. aureus 14%% and P. aeruginosa 53 % as 22, 9, 5 and 19 samples were found contaminated, respectively, (Fig. 1).
Out of 36 water samples, the occurrence of E. coli was 61 %, Salmonella 25%% S. aureus 14%% and P. aeruginosa 53 % as 22, 9, 5 and 19 samples were found contaminated, respectively.
In most samples, the occurrence of oxidized "fresh lava" correlates with that of oxidized "fresh scoria" (e.g. Fig. 9(a)), which also appears for the first time in this stage.
As expected, there is an evident tendency towards increased methylation in tumor-derived samples; the occurrence of early-stage cancer-specific methylated CpGs is very significant (P < 0.001, Fisher's exact test).
In P. inflatum PT 52-inoculated root samples, the occurrence of a dense hyphal network was less frequent compared to P. arrhenomanes PT 60 and P. graminicola PB912 132-inoculated root samples.
Using bear signs distinguished to species, we sampled the occurrence of sympatric black and sun bears in a mosaic of deciduous and evergreen habitats in Thailand.
This result indicates that in our sample the occurrence of co-morbid OCD seems to have no relevant influence on TNF-alpha levels.
For the cases, we assessed the accumulation of CNVs over time in serial pre-diagnostic samples and the occurrence of CNVs in urine samples collected after diagnosis of bladder cancer.
frigida and T. vicina) and the fragile taxonomic features distinguishing these species were missing from many of the partially digested samples, therefore the occurrence of these sister taxa in the samples could not be discounted.
Baseline characteristics were well matched in the derivation and validation samples, and the occurrence of in-hospital worsening heart failure was similar in both samples (15.4% and 15.6%, respectively).
Chemical analysis on sediment samples, revealed the occurrence of iron oxides that enhanced soil water repellency conditions over wide areas of the burned watershed compared to the unburned areas.
