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• More than 50 per cent of the groundwater in the cities is polluted to different extents.

• Supplemented rhamnolipid interfered with, and indeed inhibited, biofilm formation and accretion to appreciable extents and produced outcomes similar to those seen in post-collapse wild-type populations.

• Then move each subtree in trees by its corresponding displacement in positions to give ptrees, and do the same for the extents to give pextents.

• The functional fold is used to apply the binary operation merge between all extents in the list.

• Figure 3 shows two different arrangements of the same extents.

• Most of the literature presents mix extents to the extremes of the mix region, more nearly represented by the 1% to 99% limits.

• The extents to which the elevated endotoxins may initiate the alterations in cytokines are not yet clear.

• In radiotherapy this may happen to different extents.

• Also, the optimization of sharing common subexpression evaluations across different evaluation extents is easier with this lifetime information.

• Hatched lines show approximate extents of central nature reserve that is covered by primary or tall secondary rain forests.

• Upper right: representation of the visual field showing the estimated visuotopic extents of the injection sites (outlines).

• Most treatments have, to varying extents, shown good results, particularly in the short term.

• In early successional stages, low species diversity, homogeneous tree heights and small crown extents result in a smooth canopy surface.

• All three quality criteria are not easily improved by the grower and are weather-dependent to different extents.

• To varying extents, the local (nightclub, pub, town hall, or council) remains crucial in helping to articulate knowledges and practices existing within their own 'reason'.