Basic cycles are arranged into two larger-scale cyclic patterns lasting for 270 k.y. and 1.5 m.y., respectively, which broadly correspond with the timing of glacial maxima and minima inferred from high-latitude glacial deposits of Gondwanan basins.
Sunderland in 1951 expanded the classification based on histology to include five injury grades, which broadly correspond to Seddon's three-level classification but with more accurate prognosis of outcomes in axonotmesis injuries [ 13, 30].
In vitro imaging indicated a robust concentration-dependent detection of the ECM precursor and hydrogel at 1.8 and 3.6 ppm, which broadly corresponded to chondroitin sulfate and fibronectin.
The minimum wage is a standard for measuring income in Brazil, which broadly corresponded to 200 US dollars during the period of data collection.
The factor analysis demonstrated a four factor structure of the FACT-G which broadly corresponded to the four subscales of the instrument.
When SUZ12 ChIP-seq was carried out in the Kdm2b fl/fl and tamoxifen treated cells, there was a striking reduction of SUZ12 occupancy which broadly corresponded to the reduction in RING1B.
Classical studies in P. lividus embryos instead demonstrate that DV axis is randomly oriented with respect to the first cleavage plane, and that it is established between the fifth and eighth cleavage stage (Horstadius and Wolsky, 1936), which broadly corresponds to the peak of hbox12 expression.
The above data show that Pisum genetic diversity is well described by three major groupings, which very broadly correspond to P. sativum landraces, P. sativum cultivars and wild samples respectively, with various Sub-Groupings of these supported to a greater or lesser extent by taxonomy, trait data or corresponding sequence-based tree structure.
It is important to note that these ratios have remained roughly constant between 1998 2007 and 2008 2012 which correspond, broadly, to the two periods of analysis in this work.
The list above shows examples of self-management tasks we observed directly, which correspond broadly to Corbin and Strauss's categories of 'illness work', 'identity work' and 'everyday life work' [ 29].
Geneland separated samples into four major groups, which correspond broadly with catchment structure: Class 1. upper-mid-HN (Kowmung, Coxs, Kedumba, Little, Erskine, Glenbrook), Class 2. lower HN (Bowens, Cordeaux, Wollemi, Wongawilli, Webbs), Class 3. Murrumbidgee and Class 4. Lachlan and Murray.
