In Sichuan, spoligotyping-based analysis showed that Beijing family represented 69.28% of all isolates and so constituted the largest group (66.24%) of MDR-TB [ 13]; a finding that required further differentiation of the clinical isolates using genotyping methods of higher discriminatory power.
TEs are able to replicate more rapidly than the genome, and so constitute a kind of genomic cancer.
In a recent report, Guy Horton, a human-rights activist, argues that these abuses are systematic, deliberate and aimed specifically at ethnic minorities, and so constitute genocide.
For a range of reasons including personal choice, fears and prejudice, geographic and financial accessibility, perceived quality and acceptability of available services, some of that need will be manifest in demand for care and so constitutes part of the 'clinical workload' confronting the clinical workforce.
Since each village represented villages in the population, the household in each selected village was modeled to share a common baseline odds of having financial difficulty, and this is a random variable so constitutes the random effect part of the model.
Inverse speed is evaluated using different terms from those used to compute speed, and so constitutes an additional independent measurement.
The payroll tax is the primary tax paid by more than 60percentt of American households and so constitutes a marginal disincentive to further work.
In the absence of Cre recombinase, this mutant is null for Idh1 in all tissues and so constitutes an Idh1 KO mouse.
So constituted, the Who released Face Dances (1981) and It's Hard (1982) before disbanding in 1982.
The latter, on the other hand, if true, are analytically true, knowable a priori, with zero intension, and entailed by any statement whatsoever, and so can hardly constitute the empirical meaning of contingently true material object statements.
