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To address this limitation, we performed lobular composition analysis for three mastectomy specimens and found that a single biopsy can be globally representative of the entire breast tissue.
28 Meta-analysis of 17 large studies in sub-Saharan Africa suggested that 29.2% of children presenting with SAM were HIV-positive, although given the higher prevalence of HIV in this region, this might not be globally representative.
Grey wolf samples were chosen to be globally distributed and representative of all major populations.
The differences between the revised growth charts and the 2003 Fenton preterm growth chart may reflect improvements since the selected preterm growth references for the new versions are more likely globally representative of fetal and infant growth.
The fact that they weren't globally representative was part of what made emoji fascinating to people in the Western world.
Yet despite the challenges, we must be globally resolute in our commitment to accountable representative governments, with reinforcing systems of transparency and accountability.
The uneven contribution of individual volcanoes questions the assumption that LaMEVE is indeed globally representative.
The population is not globally representative; for example, few patients originated from the Americas.
Strains of VNII are globally distributed but rare.
Three of these were globally sclerosed.
