Like the Parcour, there are no plans to adapt the Nanuk to the production line – which, as with the Parcour, seems like an opportunity missed, if only to satisfy a razor-thin niche in the marketplace.
New releases were thin on the ground, and existing niche titles saw audiences shrink.
In patients with large niches, i.e. thin residual myometrium of less then 3 mm a hysteroscopic niche resection is expected to be at higher risk of bladder injury and uterine perforations.
Sodium-ion thin-film micro-batteries form a niche sector of energy storage devices.
Now Quanta is the latest to enter the niche market of ultra-thin notebooks.
Bacteria use the mucus layer for attachment and niche establishment, thus a thinner mucus layer in the TM-IEC C1galt1 −/− mice could explain dysbiosis.
The aye-aye combines rodent-like teeth with a long, thin middle finger to fill the same ecological niche as a woodpecker.
It thus produced the last "niche" that allowed the accumulation of the thin and sterile present day Martian atmosphere, and threw the Martian regolith and the in falling micrometeorite water and SO2 into a deep freeze.
By contrast, E. coli typically constitutes only 0.1 5% of the community, which partly reflects the fact that its niche is to be found in the relatively thin layer of mucus that lines the gut.
It has been demonstrated that species with restricted ecological niche distribution, such as endemics or endangered species, had thin geographical ranges generating more robust and precise niche-based models [69], [70].
Krensavage has been a longtime skeptic of Eli Lilly and its blood thinner Effient, which he sees having trouble carving out a niche against Plavix.
