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For some cucurbit species, such as Cucumis sativus, up to 50% of the melon microsatellite markers could be readily used for DNA polymophism assessment, representing a significant reduction of marker development costs.

A total of 302 participants completed the baseline assessment and 239 participants completed the 6-month follow-up assessment, representing an attrition rate of 20.8%%.

Shami Chakrabarti, director of Liberty, said the police assessment represented a "chilling" threat to democracy.

That assessment represented a majority view of the panel, with the Conservative Party members arguing that the conclusion was beyond the scope of its investigation.

"I think the commissioner's decision on alternative assessment represents a fair and reasonable balancing of competing issues calculated to keep students to standards," Mr. Levy said in a prepared statement.

But his assessment represented a new ranking of Afghanistan's problems, with attacks by Taliban supporters and slow voter registration suddenly receding, to be replaced by worries about election intimidation by warlords and militias.

This assessment represents a preference for utilizing one approach or another.

Your assessment represents a specified fraction of fair market value, ranging from 4%to100%0%.

This assessment represents a crucial step in the clinical history of patients.

Ultrasound elasticity, although far from clinical employment in bowel wall assessment, represents a promising real-time objective diagnostic tool in the detection and measurement of fibrosis in IBD.

Although the Assessment represents a multitude of viewpoints ranging from lukewarm support to unequivocal opposition towards mining operations, the section regarding these perceptions is poorly referenced.