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Tests were conducted in Sassafras Sandy Loam soil, which supports relatively high bioavailability of CL-20.

NOAA OI SST is derived from the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) infrared SST data, which supports relatively high-resolution observation data.

The low genetic distance detected for the cox1 gene is evidence of a substantially reduced evolutionary rate, which supports relatively recent divergence among specimens found in the Old World and New World.

The modified density field causes a higher mixture fraction in the 'internal' mixing layer which supports a relatively stationary reaction zone.

More than 30,000 people have downloaded the Gaze Group's software, which supports eye-tracking using relatively inexpensive night-vision cameras.

Agreement between the weights was also demonstrated in the Bland-Altman plot (as reported previously [ 18]) which supports our assumption of relatively constant weight over time in this cohort of older men.

The signal for elastase gene expression was relatively low, which supports previous reports that neutrophils are a source of elastase and that it is taken up in an active form by the cancer cells via endocytosis [ 35, 36].

This latter variability is also observed during the on-transient response in patients with COPD (Puente-Maestu et al. 2001), which supports our view that the relatively large variability of the on-kinetic parameters was mainly caused by ventilatory oscillations.

Even estimates of Ne generated using the temporal methods (Table S1) produced some values that exceeded 500 only for the Chilliwack and Chehalis rivers, which supports the idea that even relatively pristine populations of steelhead trout would appear to require cautious management from a perspective provided by Ne (cf. Heath et al. 2002).

Second, polyploids have bigger cells with relatively low density, which supports the previous notion of estimating polyploid plant frequency using stomatal size in fossil samples (Masterson 1994).

One of the charities which supports the Trussell Trust is Oxfam, which does relatively little work in the UK but tries to support interesting pioneering ventures here.