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It's never wise to second-guess Domenech but the probability is that Savidan will get on the pitch tonight, where he will receive a rapturous welcome both from the entire Caen squad, who have travelled down to share in his reflected glory, and the fans who see in him a happy remnant of football's pre-superstar era.

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The main reasons described as influential for refusal, both from the entire recruitment encounter and the additional nine phone conversations with GPs are presented as "themes" in narrative form (Additional file 2).

Calculations based on data from both visits from the entire study sample with clinical COPD.

Research in the last few years has demonstrated both that data from the entire molecule will have practical benefits in forensic DNA casework, and that massively parallel sequencing (MPS) methods will make full mitochondrial genome (mtGenome) sequencing of forensic specimens feasible and cost-effective.

So that the question could be examined in a groups of patients that were similar in age for this comparison, data from both the entire mild group, and from a subset of the mild group ("young milds," age 15 28 years with a mean age of 20.9±4.0 years) was used.

Genes enriched in both modifications were selected from the entire set of genes harboring either mark.

For both cases we retrieve from the entire set S ∖ { q }.

The microarray chips contain 5000 cDNAs derived from both the entire animal and individual organs such as the brain, eyestalk, MO and Y-organ from all molt cycle stages.

To remove both irrelevant and redundant features from the entire feature set, the IHFST method combining DET, Pearson's correlation analysis, and the ad hoc technique is proposed, as shown in Figure 4.

With this method, both intensity and continuity information from the entire three-dimensional MR volume in segmentation and deformation procedures to produce representations of cortical thickness, which are calculated as the closest distance from the gray-matter white-matter boundary to the gray-matter white-matter at each vertex on the tessellated surface.