We showed that N e was reduced between 55% and 87% in six of the seven study populations in Equatorial Guinea, coincidental with the start of the vector control (IRS and LLINs).
Incidental findings in a patient undergoing a movement disorder diagnosis resulted in a coincidental discovery of a malignant glioma, indicating the potential applicability of [F]F-DOPA also for glioma imaging [ 9].
They have met in the coincidental fashion of city life called singles networking: through a mutual friend named Larry.
(In a coincidental development yesterday, another Fox show, "The Next Great Champ," a boxing reality series which NBC had called a blatant rip-off of its own series, "The Contender," was quietly dumped from the network. "Champ" had posted several weeks of poor ratings.
These observations indicate that there was no direct reaction between Phe and H2O2, no measurable losses to adsorption of Phe to pyrite, and no microbial degradation (which would have resulted in a coincidental loss of Phe and preferential formation of p-Tyr).
Recent reports of colocalization of MTB/MTB-L in tumor samples, although limited in sample size and coincidental in nature, underline the need for thorough confirmation studies.
The increases in TBARS were coincidental with the decrease in PV, especially with increasing storage time.
A third story, never read by us but whose contents we can imagine, is the Curtis manuscript the Wiggins character has already written, which intersects in odd and coincidental ways with developing events in her own life.
Specifically, we examine if changes in the cysteine motifs in tetraspanins are coincidental or correlated with exon/intron changes.
