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The safety of allograft material has come under scrutiny because of recent reports of allograft-associated bacterial and viral infections in tissue recipients.

Radiation oncology is an ever-advancing, complex, technologically based specialty that has been thrust into the public spotlight because of recent reports of serious treatment delivery errors that have impacted the quality of patient care.

Many Queens politicians suggest that Mr. Monserrate did not endorse Mr. Castro because of recent reports in Newsday that said Mr. Castro had exaggerated the number of commendations that he received in his 17 years as a police officer.

For the first time, the CDC is including asymptomatic women because of recent reports that women have tested positive for the virus after delivering babies with Zika-linked birth defects even though they didn't recall having any Zika symptoms.

The three statistical approaches were used because of recent reports demonstrating that different algorithms can generate gene lists with differing degrees of predictive power [16], [17].

The issue is of timely relevance because of recent reports indicating transcription and regulatory functions of intronless pseudogenes [ 51- 56].

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Because of the recent reports of RVFV infections in animals and humans, our investigation of the recent outbreak in Madagascar included assessment of serologic parameters against CHIKV, DENV, and RVFV.

2, 21 We took stringent measures to exclude data that may be attributable to contamination because of the recent reports of a gammaretrovirus infection in clinical samples was subsequently attributed to PCR carry-over with mouse DNA 18 or spread from in vitro infection from a mouse gammaretrovirus derived from a human prostate cancer cell line previously passaged through mice.

But he said the issue of digital privacy was beginning to bubble up, especially because of the recent reports on eavesdropping by the federal government.

Mr. Ivanov said in his letter to Dr. Albright, which was dated Nov. 3, that Russia was backing out of the understanding because of recent news reports about the 1995 Gore-Chernomyrdin deal.