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A novel feature of the data included in this report is that we are able to classify observed CNVs into two groups based on their absence or presence in one of the parents.
It's not the existence of lesbian parents that is downgrading fatherhood but a culture that offers young men a dumbed-down version of masculinity and a rhetoric around parenting largely based on their absence.
These tears account for most of the "false-positive" MRI diagnoses of meniscal tears, based on their absence (or interval healing) at later arthroscopy [20].
Based on their absence in expressed sequence tag databases and the fact that their genes are intronless they might well be pseudogenes expressed in pathological situations.
The antigens included in the IGRAs have been selected based on their absence in most non-tuberculous mycobacteria and in the vaccine strain M. bovis BCG altogether limiting "false positive" reactions [3], [4].
Based on their absence in the next samplings, it can be concluded that these infections were cured either spontaneously (mostly E. coli) or by treatment with antibiotic.
In the late 1930s American botanist Herbert F. Copeland proposed a separate kingdom for the bacteria (kingdom Monera), based on their unique absence of a clearly defined nucleus.
A total of 223 differentially expressed and reproducible TDFs were recovered from the silver-stained cDNA-AFLP gels based on their presence, absence or difference in the levels of expression.
The TDFs of interests were selected based on their presence, absence or differential intensity and cut out with a scalpel, and incubated in 50 μL of dd H2O for 30 min in a boiling water bath, then centrifuged at 10000 revolutions per min at room temperature (Eppendorf 5418R, Hamburg, Germany).
Also, the presence or absence of each DMR was assessed as familial or de novo based on their presence or absence in Mom and/or Dad.
Assessment of adverse events related to these symptoms was based on their presence or absence, and three attributes: frequency, severity, and/or interference with daily life.
