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It is worth noting that the experiences of cancer patients have been generally explored, and there was no emphasis on a particular type of cancer.
While their surface protein phenotypes, mediator release profiles, ontogeny, cell trafficking and genomes have been generally explored and compared, there has yet to be any thorough analysis and comparison of their glycomes.
The lesion is generally explored on the two main axes and measured, and neighbors surrounding structures are examined looking for anatomical landmarks for orientation during surgery.
These colleges and universities are generally explored much less than those in the Ivy League, are all across America and have certain idiosyncrasies that help their students thrive.
In medicine, self-assessment is generally explored from the perspective of the accuracy of physician self-assessment, usually of clinical knowledge or diagnostic accuracy (Davis et al. 2006).
The issue of supporting people to engage in physical activity through appropriate stimulation and instruction was not generally explored in the literature, though it was discussed by service providers who referred for example to the need for staff or volunteers to do this.
(The problem of motive, I find, is generally inadequately explored in conservative thought).
Although the first test of a new car is generally spent exploring fundamentals such as whether it behaves as expected before teams move on to performance work at subsequent outings, it is still unusual for a team's lead driver not to drive the car at all at that time.
Meanwhile, the movie and TV industry has been generally silent on this subject, with films exploring female feticide and infanticide being few and far between.
Their N mitigation potential depends on several biotic and abiotic factors, among which water velocity is poorly explored and generally omitted from the parameterization of this remarkable ecosystem service.
Membership and baptisms have been generally declining.
