Yet malaria comes in several versions, two of which are widespread.
HMWC is a cytoplasmic N-glycosyltransferase, homologues of which are widespread in the Pasteurellaceae.
The present study focuses on members of the IS30 family, which are widespread among lactic acid bacteria.
In this concentration, you will explore malnutrition and hunger, which are widespread in many developing countries, as well as chronic disease resulting from poor nutrition.
States have less power to regulate self-insured employer plans -- which are widespread among the largest employers -- than ones bought from insurance companies.
It has about 160 genera and some 1,800 species, which are widespread in distribution but occur primarily in tropical and warm temperate areas.
Ceratopteris consists of at least four species (C. cornuta, C. pteridoides, C. richardii, and C. thalictroides), which are widespread in tropical and warm-temperate regions around the world.
The sphagnum swamps, which are widespread in the northern tundra or bogland area, yield harvests of cloudberries, as well as plagues of mosquitoes.
In particular, TRPA1 channel is involved in nociception and in sensory perception of many pungent chemesthetic compounds, which are widespread in spices and food plants, including Perilla frutescens.
A significant amount of methane is removed through microbiological oxidation by methanotrophic bacteria, which are widespread in the environment, including many extreme environments.
Unfortunately, little effort has been made to tackle a problem that thwarts the greening of the automotive sector: connecting the personal environmental concerns of consumers — which are widespread even if not ubiquitous — to their automotive decision making.
