The rainy season is much extended in the south-western highlands spanning from February to October with average annual rainfall in the range of 1800 2000 mm.
Besides being able to be supplied systemically, the application of strontium is being much extended into various biomaterials and thereby tissue engineering strategies for the local bone lesions and defects.
Compared to the simple three- or four-step sequence commonly used to describe traditional risk assessment – i.e. hazard identification, dose-response assessment, exposure assessment and risk characterisation [ 13, 14] – the process of integrated environmental health impact assessment is much extended.
Special high-speed sync flash modes often enable synchronization at very high shutter speeds, possibly due to the overall beam being much extended (so each camera can capture part of it, although not necessarily the same part).
Besides, corneal neovascularization was much more extended in SLPI and Buffer animals than in animals treated with PF-MC.
Staining of VEGF was much more extended in the cornea treated with buffer than in the other groups of animals at day 7.
McGinn's left-footed drive on the turn was much closer to extending the Dons' lead but found the side-netting.
The SIPS Brief Lifestyle Counselling BLCC) Tool is based on the "How much is too much?" extended Brief Intervention tool developed as part of the UK version of the Drink-Less BI programme [ 31] from a prototype used as part of a World Health Organisation collaborative study on alcohol screening and brief intervention.
In case of paintings and other objects that are much more extended along two dimensions (length, width) than along the third (depth), conventional CXT therefore cannot be employed; during the rotating motion of the painting relative to the source-detector axis, in a particular orientation, its entire length or width would be in the radiation path, blocking all transmission.
The region of homology to the human sequence is much more extended in chimpanzee (where it includes almost the entire intron 1) than in mouse and even less in zebrafish.
