The researchers found that the number of offspring increased substantially during the Devonian Period, confirmed by discoveries of substantial clusters of fossilized embryonic shells at the end of the Devonian Period and more recent deposits.
Following a concise, detailed introduction by the editors that provides the history both of pertinent issues in our country and internationally and of the collection itself in a manifesto entitled "Robust Culture of Fair Dealing Online," the collection is divided into three core sections, each with substantial clusters of articles.
For instance, the V-8 engine, whose development appears as a substantial cluster of innovations in Exhibit IV, was produced without substantial alterations for 18 years.
Once it gained acceptance in the 90's as a Northeastern financial and business hub, its substantial cluster of office towers along Interstate 95 began attracting the attention of real estate investment trusts -- publicly traded companies that buy, manage, and sell properties from massive portfolios.
Specific "volatility-inducing" mortgage terms, when present in a substantial cluster of mortgage contracts, exacerbate macroeconomic risk by increasing the chance that the housing and lending markets will have to absorb a wave of simultaneous defaults after a downturn in housing prices.
The efficiency of energy transfer is especially high at the higher dose of SEA, indicating substantial clustering of surface DR1 at this dose of SAg.
However, in spite of this low density, there is significant LD between adjacent markers, due both to the substantial clustering of SNPs on the genetic map and to LD that extends over at least 10 cM [24].
While this number of markers may seem too small to be of any value, linkage disequilibrium in this population is quite extensive in comparison to humans [22] or cattle [23], and there is substantial clustering of SNPs [24], so many adjacent SNPs are correlated.
Substantial clustering of Populus NAC genes was evident on several LGs, especially on those with high densities of NAC genes.
The ICCs' of 57%, 20%and64%4% showed that there was a substantial clustering of wards within nursing homes (see Table 4).
During 1988–1992, substantial clustering of Hispanic cases also occurred in the San Francisco Bay area and southern California.
