Whether the microarray probes were derived from an individual or pooled from a group of individuals, extensive validation, such as by quantitative PCR or Northern analysis, is necessary to demonstrate that the differential expression of a gene identified on a microarray is consistent in a wider context.
At Elephantine, near modern Aswān, a group of officials began extensive criminal careers that went unpunished for 10 years.
Running a group of portfolios involves extensive attention to detail, computerization and the need for administrative efficiency.
Leishmaniasis comprises a group of diseases having extensive morbidity and mortality in most developing countries.
The lactobacilli are a group of bacteria with extensive industrial applications which include production of commodity chemicals, flavor compounds and vitamins [ 27].
23 Challenging the guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made the trial controversial and so we limited our sample to patients in whom the catheter had been inserted by the intravenous therapy team; a group of nurses with extensive collective experience and expertise in the area.
The German media conglomerate Bertelsmann expressed regret today for its conduct under the Nazis, and for later efforts to cover it up, as a group of scholars issued an extensive report documenting the company's collaboration.
At the end, she had to make a presentation to the heads of the finance and information systems departments, to a group of people who have extensive experience in the casino gaming industry.
The name is derived from the Hopewell farm in Ross county, Ohio, where the first site centring on a group of burial mounds with extensive enclosures of banked earth was explored.
To solve this problem, a group of authors performed an extensive amount of compiled and analytical work which resulted in publication of the Handbook ⪡Collision Processes and Excitation of UV Emission from Planetary Atmospheric Gases⪢ (Avakyan et al., 1998).
In September 1998, after President Clinton acknowledged his relationship with Monica S. Lewinsky, Mr. Clinton read to a group of clergy members an extensive passage from "Gates of Repentance"; the president used it as a description of the path to contrition he planned to take.
