Small polysome extensive experiment probes most deeply with 224 smORFs detected as translated (small polysomes: purple, small polysomes extensive: yellow, -rRNA: turquoise).
This information is needed in part because the number of cases from the recent attacks is too small for extensive epidemiologic analysis.
The primary reason for poor image quality was poor ocular media, due to small pupils (extensive posterior synechiae), lens opacity, and/or vitreous haze.
Therefore, the two-parameter C t) − Tz and three-parameter C t) − Tz − Q∗ descriptions can provide advanced theoretical basis for small and extensive creeping fracture assessments, respectively.
It is possible to define the level of external pressure separating areas of small and extensive sensitivity of the structure to the perturbations.
You have a bit of guilt because you are well and completely content in your life but you feel that you need to be there for the loved one in need and so, you start to think about small and extensive decisions you need to make to be there for this person in the last years of their life.
The ICE injuries are small, limiting extensive histological studies in single cases.
In small ruminants, extensive studies worldwide on bioactive crops have focused on forages rich in condensed tannins (4-8% of dry matter) and their effect on gastrointestinal nematodes [ 26, 27].
The small scale extensive farming systems employed mainly include stall-feeding with grasses, crop residues and or agro-industrial by-products, and roadside and communal grazing with animals tethered or allowed access to grassland, stubble fields or forest areas.
In most cases, single seeds or pooling of two to five seeds provided sufficient amounts of tissue for revealing distinct peaks, except for Saxifraga bryoides, whose seeds are so small that extensive pooling of seeds (approx. 80) was necessary.
