An analytic study was conducted using a subset of 4079 ever married women from the 2011 Nepal Demographic and Health Survey, which utilised two-stage cluster sampling.
Although autopsy data is considered the 'gold standard' in terms of providing the most definitive data on the accuracy of diagnosis, only a subset of cases ever reach autopsy, and in many cases, the relationship between clinical diagnoses and autopsy findings remains unclear.
Consequently, every TCR is likely to bind a subset of the ever-present self pMHC molecules with affinities differing only slightly from genuine foreign agonist pMHC.
Many women, for example, are infected with high-risk HPV, but only a subset of infected women will ever develop cervical cancer, suggesting that other cofactors must be present for the development of a malignancy [7].
However, only a subset of disseminated breast cancer cells ever develop into overt metastases [ 82].
Two separate questions were asked: "Have you ever been treated... yes/no" and "Are you currently being treated...yes/no " Thus the number "currently being treated" is a subset of the number who have "ever been treated".
A subset of kids will always learn these skills anyway, the boring, laborious way I did.
The book is centered around a subset of three longer poems, in which the author's grip attends more meticulously than ever on its outline in space and time.
Sure, that update may only be reaching a subset of your friends now, but the sharing threshold that Facebook was trying to bypass may be higher than ever.
Ethically, it is a subset of these broader problems.
I happened upon a subset of animal-tweeting Episcopal priests.
