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Haloferax volcanii fell within the highest adherence group, and formed large surface associated aggregates, relative to other species, including Halobacterium salinarum, which formed smaller micro- and macrocolonies in carpet-like layers [ 38].

It was noted that interior-modified TMV rods formed generally larger SNPs with larger size variation compared to exterior-modified particles, which formed smaller particles with lower size dispersity.

In this study, the source vents which formed small cones are defined as craters and other sources of steam are termed newly formed fumaroles (NFF).

Ross (1992) interpreted these sediments as "back-reef gravel", which formed small island similar to the reef flats of Holocene pacific reefs or shingle reef islands of the Great Barrier Reef.

Short tributaries and short north-south segments of the major streams cut across ridges which formed small gaps that are still present.

Sections stained with monoclonal antibodies revealed interstitial infiltrates of small lymphocytes with slightly irregular nuclei and scanty cytoplasm, which formed small clusters and aggregates in all patients with TCR gene rearrangements.

DU145 parental cells developed much larger metastatic tumor colonies (Fig. 5A) than MAH cells (Fig. 5B) and EcadKD cells (Fig. 5C), the latter of which formed small metastatic tumor colonies, some comprised of no more than ten cells (Fig. 5C, arrows).

Within each dorm, the students are divided into entryways that are on average 20-30 students, which form smaller communities within the larger dorm community.

This peak indicates a presence of larger particle than those which form smaller pores.

MHV-MI also contained the HE protein, which forms smaller spikes on virions [ 27] and enhances virulence when paired with spike protein (S) [ 39].

In contrast, hCD59 crosslinking primed RBC necroptosis to a much weaker extent when combined with A-tox, which forms smaller pores, and not at all with the polyene β-hemolysin.