In this multicentre study we compared dose levels and scan lengths of standard adult CT examinations with similar clinical indications between and within three regionally affiliated institutions, and to national DRLs, using a dose-tracking system.
Here we investigate the causes and consequences of these fine-scale changes, 1942 2002, using a case study of landscape change within a regionally representative sample of village landscapes in Yixing County.
Basins formed as a result of ice blocks being trapped within a regionally extensive proglacial lake (Glacial Lake Iroquois ∼12,500 to 11,400 years BP) that flooded eastern Ontario during deglaciation.
The distribution and magnitude of surface degradation suggest that groundwater emergence from an aquifer that extended from the Arabia Terra cratered highlands to the northern lowlands took place non-catastrophically and regionally within the study region through faulted upper crustal materials.
Mutually exclusive expression of GLUT1 and Nuc-pYStat5 occurred globally or regionally within tumors, consistent with global or regional acidosis.
Comparison with the SMC, the similarities of the chromatograms of the 12 samples were 0.976, 0.993, 0.955, 0.789, 0.989, 0.995, 0.794, 0.994, 0.847, 0.987, 0.997, 0.986, respectively, which indicated that Resina Draconis samples from different regions were certainly regionally different, but within a moderate and acceptable range.
Doing so would obscure the vast differences that can occur regionally within a country – such an oversight can be particularly dangerous, say critics, for understanding the true academic opportunities available in a country.
Fine charcoal fragments appear to be transported regionally within New Zealand.
It is unknown, however, if it varies regionally within the femoral enthesis.
It is envisaged that all the biomass or residuals used at the park will be collected regionally, within a radius of about 200 km, including paper sludge from the local paper industry (Phase 1).
