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To our knowledge, these findings were never reported and represent a great achievement when considering the detection of this almond allergen in food products.

The apparently joyous scenes in the video clash violently with a bloody reality: the rebel groups have fought on numerous occasions with the southern army, and represent a great threat to the stability of the new state.

In most cases, the affection is mild, with absence of one or two teeth, but it may also involve multiple permanent teeth and represent a great clinical challenge.

Given that leeches and arthropods are distantly related, they represent phylogenetically independent models to study symbiotic relationships and represent a great case to investigate the generality of the phenomena already characterized in Insecta.

The provision of a strategy for transferring "legacy" data models into semantic-aware technologies is clearly desirable because existing data models are often accurate, comprehensive and represent a great deal of effort from the scientific community.

Despite considerable advances in prevention and treatment over the last decades, cardiovascular diseases remain the most frequent causes of death worldwide and represent a great challenge for modern research and medicine.

Smartphones are far more widespread and represent a greater opportunity in the near term, says Mr Nisenholtz.

These changes from before to after were significant when the intervention and control hospitals were compared (P<0.001) and represent a greater than 25% relative difference between study groups (absolute difference 14.5%).

Although, in general, pesticide TPs show lower toxicity to biota than the parent compounds, in some cases TPs are more toxic and represent a greater risk to the environment and health than the parent molecules [ 3, 6].

This transformation into a small-p political comic, while retaining his personable air and keen sense of silly, is exciting to see, and represents a great leap forward from the show that made Baptiste the first black Briton nominated for an Edinburgh comedy award.

"That's another piece of the jigsaw in place and represents a great piece of business for the club.