The wide spectrum of content of the articles published in this issue of Dermato-Endocrinology reflects the close and fascinating, but vulnerable vice versa relationship of the "hormone factory skin" with other hormone-producing organs, including thyroid, pancreas, liver, and kidneys.
Conifers are in the middle of the spectrum of tandem content among nine plant species evaluated, with estimates ranging from 1.53% in C. sativus to 4.29% in A. trichopoda (File S10).
The wealth of experienced scenarios of the event should have activated a broader spectrum of experienced content in the experts, which should have resulted in differences between the three groups due to differences in memory activations.
Another problematic aspect to the Commission's push is it appears keen to bundle up a very wide spectrum of 'illegal content' into the same response category — apparently aiming to conflate issues as diverse as hate speech, terrorism, child exploitation and copyrighted content.
It is the first organized University site to contain a full spectrum of digital content created by the University's schools, departments and faculty.
By analyzing the EDS spectrum, the content of phosphorus in the nanowire was quantified as P: Zn = 1.4% (Atomic Ratio), corresponding to the P concentration of ~1020 cm-3.
One that gave you access to the entire spectrum of available content.
The combined entity will offer a wide array of products and solutions and will have an expanded customer base encompassing the full spectrum of broadband content and service providers.
There was and continues to be a spectrum of content on the channel.
From the result of the N1s XPS spectra, the content of graphite N in the CDs has been increased with the addition of the H2O2.
For example, the spectrum of the material with higher nanotube content shows very wide bands and intense peaks [20 23].
