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Provided that the coupling between the subsystems is weak, the determinant can be expanded in some parameters κ characterizing the coupling strength.
Thus, if other fragment separation systems, with better resolution, are used, such as separation of fluorescently-labeled fragments through capillary electrophoresis, the number of polymorphic markers may be expanded in some populations, particularly in cases of dinucleotide SSR markers varying in a single repeat unit.
Several readers pointed out that copyright protections have been expanded in some ways that are hard to justify.
"Unfortunately, the violation of human rights in Iran has not only been expanded in some fields, it has also found new dimensions," Ms. Ebadi's group, which calls itself Defenders of Human Rights, said in a statement.
Furthermore, this role has been expanded in some advanced countries with the evolution of specialist breast care nurse [ 21].
Interestingly, B10+B10PRO cell frequencies are expanded in some but not all cases, while mean B10+ B10PRO cell frequencies are significantly higher in patients with autoimmune disease compared with age-matched healthy controls [ 48].
This has recently been expanded in some settings to include maternal death surveillance, which has the additional elements of systematic collection and analysis of every death at all levels of the health system [ 1].
2 23 Although coverage of opiate substitution treatment is being expanded in some countries, such as Ukraine, India, and China, 24 25 26 intervention at a regional and national level remains poor in many countries, including those with a high burden of HIV among people who inject drugs.
MSCs can be expanded in vitro for some time while retaining the potential to differentiate into mesenchymal cell types closely related to the germ layer of origin, such as adipocytes, chondrocytes and osteoblasts [ 28].
Under some circumstances the potentials can be expanded in infinite series of cylindrical harmonics.
