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Here we describe a technique enabling simultaneous visualization of multiple genetically identified neuronal populations so that synaptic interactions between them can be unequivocally defined.

The latter, i.e. the upper limit, however mainly depends on the level of investigation, the considered compound, the lowest measured concentration and/or the achieved compound-specific detection limit and therefore cannot be unequivocally defined.

For the remaining six BMVs (BMV2 7), the integration sites could not be unequivocally defined by direct comparison of provirus-containing and provirus-free strains, due to unavailability of the genomic sequences for the latter group.

However, the role of MBL and the lectin pathway cannot be unequivocally defined, as published data points to opposite and sometimes confusing conclusions (Table 1).

Most important, a very clear dissimilarity from the control group indicated that the indomethacin-treated animals had been exposed to a toxic compound, although the mode of toxicity could not be unequivocally defined.

Despite that M1c cannot be unequivocally defined by transition 16185, it can be stated that M1c is an overwhelmingly Northwest African clade which spreads to the Mediterranean and West sub-Saharan Africa areas.

While the category of 'reactive' hornets is unequivocally defined, the category of 'nonreactive' hornets remained to be crucial because of its dependence on gross subjective manual criterions, which did not allow deciding in detail about any residual pattern of reactivity of the hornets to e shimmering.

Several groups have investigated EPC in sepsis but their role has not yet been unequivocally defined [ 15– 22] (see Table 1).

In human, more than 6 genes contribute to the disease [ 5, 6] while over 20 loci have been described in the NOD mouse [ 7] but only few possible candidate genes have been unequivocally defined [ 8] other than the H2g7 Idd1 locus [ 7, 9].

To define bases in the genome that can be unequivocally covered by reads, we identified all unique 36 base sequences from both strands of the reference assembly.

Coronary atherosclerosis is, therefore, not unequivocally defined by CCS ≥400 but evidence suggests that this cut-off value defines clinical significant disease in diabetic patients with proteinuria [ 13].