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In some contexts, as many as 25,000 cells contribute to a given malignancy following tail vein injection, and, consequently, nearly 25,000 loss of function phenotypes can be screened in the context of an individual mouse.

The assumption is that most of the regions in the genome are under no, or weak, selection during the time-span evaluated in this study and, consequently, nearly all the observed differences in the evaluated windows are attributable to genetic drift.

However, progress has been painfully slow — stalling for long periods or sometimes reversing direction [ 2] — and, consequently, not nearly enough progress has been made.

A total of 300 poer poles were brought down; consequently, nearly a quarter of Taiwan residents lost power at the height of the storm.

Continuing that quarter-cent cut, which began in January but is scheduled to disappear next Jan . 1 is expected to cost state coffers, and consequently save taxpayers, nearly $600 million over six months.

Military spouses are unemployed because we live such a transient lifestyle and consequently traditional careers are nearly impossible.

The motion picture academy, responding to the outcry over an absence of minorities in its ranks — and consequently its nominees — invited nearly 700 film professionals to become members.

The army of the unemployed and underemployed consequently totals nearly 26 million.

All cited studies have shown that renewable based electric vehicles (EVs) decrease petroleum consumption and consequently reduce criteria emissions under nearly all circumstances.

Very fresh thrombus may be nearly anechoic and consequently not openly perceptible [71].

However, δAIC is nearly zero and, consequently, the model does not provide much information on the spatial distribution of large events.