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Students should check with the financial aid offices at their colleges of interest to see what scholarships are available through that school.

The Gene Expression Atlas available through that server was assembled from Affymetrix microarray technology with 122,868 probe sets corresponding to 110,208 Panicum virgatum unitranscript sequences to measure gene expression in all major organs at one or more stages of development from germination to flowering [ 73].

If you chose a free service, your app will most likely be ad-supported, and may only be available through that company's app store.

The law says that subsidies are to be available through exchanges that are "established by a State," without an explicit authorization of federal exchanges.

First, we genotyped the Max-Bax microsatellite panel available through CRL that contains 110 markers and determined that 79% of the markers were polymorphic.

Alternatives to software-based fusion have now become available through instrumentation that combines two complementary imaging techniques within a single gantry, an approach that has since been termed "hardware fusion" (Fig. 2).

Many doctors who use it in their practice feel that requiring the first dose be taken in a doctor's presence is unnecessary, and would like to see the drug made available through prescriptions that could be filled at the pharmacy, like other medications.

To know and analyze the electronic databases available through Internet that contain clinical practice guidelines.

And though it's available through dealerships that sell the Bolt, the AeroVironment charger doesn't come with the car like a prize in a Cracker Jack box.

Institutions also rely on commercially available actual/gross performance statistics available through organizations that compile performance stats provided to them by investment firms again, on an unadjusted for expenses basis.

In addition, we performed a meta-analysis of case-control studies published in English between January 1966 and December 2009 and available through PUBMED that have examined the relationship between iron deficiency and febrile seizures in children.