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Reverse transcription-PCR and Northern blot analysis showed a broad range of PEG10 expression in different tissues and cell types, i.e. human placenta, brain, kidney, endothelial cells, lymphoblasts, and HepG2 and HEK293 cells.

Gene ontology analysis showed a broad representation from across the functional spectrum with specific ontologic classes, such as coagulation and inflammatory response, metabolism, development, and cell communication (see Table S1).

The cutoff point analysis showed a broad range of MMP-2 levels with a significant and unidirectional relation with survival outcome: high tumour MMP-2 levels are unfavourable for the patients' prognosis.

Gene ontology enrichment analysis showed a broader range of biological changes in biological processes for the differentially expressed genes, which include cell cycle, cell division, cell proliferation, chromosome segregation, cell death, component organization and biogenesis and metabolic process ontologies.

The results from our meta-analysis show a broad region of association which includes the ATOH7 gene itself.

The Bland-Altman analysis showed a very broad LOA, indicating limited agreement between the examiners (Table  2).

The HORMONOMETER analysis showed a strong and broad anti-correlation in all situations when all genes and the ethylene-specific ones (sRG) were considered.

But C. Tab Turner, a lawyer in Little Rock, Ark., who handles tire cases and works with Safetyforum, said that the research group's analysis showed a need for a broader recall.

Although a broad range was found at all ages, linear regression analysis showed a statistically significant decline in B lymphocyte precursors with increasing age.

TEM analysis showed a homogeneous dispersion of nanoparticles on the carbon support, with an average size in the range of 3 5 nm and broad size distributions.

Western blotting analysis clearly showed a broad range of altered hnRNP protein expression levels between the paired tumour (T) and non-tumour (N) tissues.