Our additional validation cohorts are also small for two primary reasons: first, because many publically available datasets are derived from fine-needle aspirates (as opposed to core or open-biopsy specimens), and so may not accurately reflect overall lymphocyte infiltration; and second, because most cohorts contain both ER-positive and ER-negative tumors, with relatively few cases of the latter.
Tephra within those areas predominantly featured high S and Cl concentrations per unit mass of tephra and were derived from fine-grained (∼63 125 μm) dacitic tephra deposited by the co-ignimbrite phase of the lateral blast (Hoblitt et al. 1981; Nehring and Johnston 1981).
Increases in water availability with elevation may result from several factors in the northeast, including increased precipitation, a decrease in transpiration caused by lower temperatures, and the tendency for mid-elevation soils to be derived from deeper deposits of fine-textured glacial till.
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Tumour samples were derived from enucleated globe, fine-needle aspirates or endoresection.
The frequency of detection of hypermethylation of these loci is similar regardless of whether the tested DNA is derived from primary tumors or from fine needle aspirates (Fig. S2).
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This conclusion has been derived from extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) studies, complemented with high-angle dark field (HAADF) scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) measurements.
