Birth records with parental age could only be obtained for 76% of CBCS participants born in or after 1948, and were missing almost exclusively by participants' state of birth.
Occurrences of missed genes resulted almost exclusively from the absence of FGENESH models, while misannotated genes resulted from inaccurate FGENESH prediction with no or partial EST support.
The xx sing almost exclusively about matters of the heart (Missing, a track on Coexist, might be the most aching lament on romantic separation I've heard) but their love-lives away from the mic have never been very clearly outlined.
So far it has been crafted almost exclusively by white males and reflects their priorities - missing the chance to learn from a wider range of experience and to catch the tides of change.
As germline mutation analysis and IHC of MMR proteins is almost exclusively initiated when MSI analysis shows MSI, we might miss MSH6 germline mutations.
Miss Matfield's imaginative life, for example, is spent almost exclusively among romantic novels set in the South Seas ("jungles, coral reefs, plantations, hibiscus flowers, the scent of vanilla, schooners on the wide Pacific, tropical nights").
Evening hours will be devoted almost exclusively to films, many of them action-oriented movies like "Tango and Cash" and "Missing in Action," both of which are scheduled for later this week.
A novel in stories, collectively narrated by women who came of age before 1960, the last educated generation to miss out on feminism, to know that the natural order made career and family incompatible, to choose, almost exclusively, motherhood.
Furthermore, reports almost exclusively come from microbiologic laboratories, and, consequently, case-patients who do not undergo serologic testing, or who have seronegative results, are likely to be missed.
Well, almost exclusively.
