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Although that classification is unlikely to change this year, attempts and events that challenge marijuana's status in the nation have not gone unnoticed.

Although that classification is accurate under U.S. law, those convictions didn't make the person more of a public threat, she argued.

Since the similarity seen here is below 80%, we consider PtIFG7-3 a distinct but related element to PtIFG7 and PtIFG7-2, although we note that classification of these elements into classes and families is confused by the level of divergence among them.

This shows that although the classification of IBD vs. non-IBD samples with metagenome sequence features is not as ideal as the simplified examples in the above experiments, the achieved accuracy are statistically highly significant.

In vivo analyses of inflammatory cells have suggested that, although this classification scheme might not precisely align invivo-derived myeloid cells with their in vitro counterparts, it is a useful model for describing myeloid cells obtained from different environments.

We found that although the classifications converged significantly, the agreement between these two ways of evaluating suicidality, especially concerning suicidal or self-harming acts, was not satisfactory.

Although, we note that the classification was consistently more powerful when the magnitude information was used.

These results indicate that, although classification by the gene signature model is associated with AREG/EREG expression, it likely holds additional predictive value to further stratify patients that benefit most from anti-EGFR-targeted therapies.

Although we believe that this classification is likely non-differential and did not bias our results, we cannot confirm that this is so.

Although unlikely, we acknowledge that the classification of incident MI may be a recurrence or exacerbation of a pre-existing cardiovascular condition that was first recorded in non-VA records.

Although the authors realize that this classification is arbitrary and represents an oversimplification of clinical practice, it does take into account the differences in management of various underlying conditions.