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However, the presence of this prophage sequence does not exclude a role for other genetic vectors, such as plasmids, which are frequently found free or integrated into the genome within RGM [67].
Computer-aided detection (CAD) systems are frequently compared using free-response receiver operating characteristic (FROC) curves.
Fold-out sofas are frequently put up for free.
Terms such as "free market capitalism" and "free trade" are frequently used by progressives to falsely describe the policies of the right.
Free flaps are frequently used to reconstruct the defect following radical resection of pharyngoesophageal malignancy but postoperative monitoring of buried flaps is difficult.
Free radicals are frequently implicated with health problems that are experienced with age, such as hardened arteries, diabetes and even wrinkle formation.
Transcription start sites must contain relatively open chromatin and are frequently marked by nearby nucleosome free DNase hypersensitive sites [30].
Since free filopodia are frequently observed to buckle just prior to integration into the lamellipodium we anticipate that holding the filopodium extended will force the cell to perform several protrusion-retraction cycles for the same filopodium and hence several buckles occur at multiple times during the experiment.
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