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A telomeric location of gene families can promote ectopic recombination and the presence of a large number of indels across T. annulata SVSP allelic sequences (see Figure 5) suggests that generation of sequence diversity via recombination could be a relatively frequent event, at least in the family members studied.
Although the number of cases is small and our results should be interpreted with caution, given that BRAF V600E mutation and ALK rearrangement are mutually exclusive, ALK rearrangement may be a relatively frequent driver mutation in diffuse sclerosing variant PTCs.
Such changes are common in small-for-size liver syndrome, which occurs when the functioning liver mass is too small relative to the patient's body weight and is a relatively frequent complication after partial resection of the liver, after a liver transplantation when the donor is smaller than the recipient, or after living-donor liver transplantation, in both donor and recipient.
As if to demonstrate how complex and ingrained the issue is, one of Stuart's sons, Mark, is a relatively frequent fighter for the N.H.L.'s Winnipeg Jets.
Gastrojejunal anastomotic strictures are a relatively frequent postoperative complication.
Ropiness in natural cider is a relatively frequent alteration, mainly found after bottling, leading to consumer rejection.
Carcinoid tumors eventually metastasize to the spine, and epidural spinal cord compression is a relatively frequent neurologic complication of carcinoid.
Papillomas of the female breast is a relatively frequent lesion, and the majority are benign when excised.
Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) injury is a relatively frequent complication in the Smith-Petersen approach to the hip.
NBAS-deficiency is a relatively frequent cause of recurrent pediatric ALF and leads to a multisystemic phenotype with a broad clinical spectrum including short stature and facial dysmorphism.
This is in accordance with field data [20], [22] showing that An. gambiae resistance against the human malaria parasite is a relatively frequent trait.
