As it turned out, the tight proximity and pared-down setting created a spirit of camaraderie and not of angst.
Bats are excellent crucibles for pathogens because they often live in huge numbers at high densities, roost in tight proximity and, in part because of habitat loss, congregate around human settlements.
He argued "the noise, the movement, the angles, the tight proximity and tunnel vision on the oncoming vehicle all would have combined to make the car appear to Garcia to be even closer, faster and more ominous than it was".
The Pearson correlation computed between both bounds (0.98) and the low RMSE value (0.16) come to support this observation and confirm the tight proximity between both alternatives.
To account for the relatively limited way it's physically possible for the bells to move due to their tight proximity, complex mathematical compositions are required to write the ringing patterns. .
Moreover, the needle insertion into intermuscular connective tissue planes was complicated by the tight proximity between adjacent muscles (Figure 2).
While occasional detachment and out of plane crossing of dendrites could be observed in controls, the majority of branches were in tight proximity to the ECM.
However, due to the tight proximity of tumour targets and normal tissue in the H&N region, many uninvolved structures including salivary glands, spinal cord, auditory apparatus, optic apparatus, mandible, and vocal cords can unnecessarily receive high doses of radiation.
The tight proximity of the telomeres in the bouquet and the highest rate of recombination in the terminal region seem to contribute to the higher rate of changes in the number rDNA sites on this region.
The lower level of LD could enable that the associated SNPs are located in close proximity to the casual locus due to the tight linkage between them.
