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Despite advances in array and noninvasive prenatal testing, not all genetic conditions can be ascertained from such testing.
In situ neutron diffraction of single crystals under applied electric fields provides volume-averaged information of strain states across multiple domains and the evolution of internal strain fields can be ascertained from such information, as shown here.
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One patient had received oxaliplatin in combination with cyclophosphamide and gemcitabine before enrolment in the current trial; the number of oxaliplatin cycles could not be ascertained from the medical records and as such, her oxaliplatin cycles were excluded from the platinum cycle calculation.
The note "acoustic recording" should be included when describing any 78 rpm discs that were produced using acoustic recording processes, if such information can be ascertained from the item or a reference source.
Some parents may not be familiar with such medical terms and this would need to be ascertained from them at an early stage in the consultation.
"Their credit can be ascertained from their own country," Ms. Kennedy said.
Can political affiliation be ascertained from an individual's face?
This can be ascertained from dynamic scans.
However, this cannot be ascertained from the study.
Such a rotation is expected to impact the energy transfer processes within these LHCI subunits but the significance of this change cannot be ascertained from the rotation alone.
Insulin titration could not be ascertained from data sources.
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