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Chronic exposure studies suggest relatively broad susceptibility to cumulative effects of long-term repeated exposure to fine particulate pollution, resulting in substantive estimates of population average loss of life expectancy in highly polluted environments.

The targeting revealed by the House Democrats suggests a relatively broad approach to influencing the public.

This suggests that relatively broad climate drivers may be relatively more important for driving the distributions of the USNVC macrogroups than the other classifications.

The H4R is functional in hematopoietic progenitor cells since its stimulation inhibited both myeloid and lymphoid colony formation, suggesting a relatively broad distribution among different progenitor subsets identified by their distinct clonogenic potential.

Their results suggested relatively low awareness (20%), though it is difficult to disentangle any direct impact due to the broad range of questions in the survey.

This suggests relatively small territorial ranges.

This suggests relatively recent gene duplication events.

This baseline review of documented interventions, meeting a relatively broad criteria, suggest that further efforts are needed to encourage formal documentation and evaluation of emergency responses including comparison of the cost-effectiveness and cost-benefits of different vaccination strategies.

Taking Quetzalcoatlus as an example, using the relatively broad planform suggested in Figure 7, a 200 kg mass and the flight equations from Pennycuick [58] the expected maximum range speed exceeds 30 m/s.

These variations suggested that BCJ2315 had a relatively broad optimum pH in contrast to other arylacetonitrilases that have a rather narrow optimum pH at neutral or slightly alkaline pH values [ 11].

This suggests that although both survivors and invaders had relatively broad ecological tolerances, the only native species able to persist during the initial waves of biotic invasion were those with the broadest ecological niches.