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Analysts say that the auto industry's big investments in electric and plug-in models will not pay off for some time in the marketplace but represent an attempt to gain an important foothold with environmentally conscious consumers.

These were not users brought over from the Baby.com.br fan base, he clarifies, but represent an organically grown base.

Furthermore, the three varieties do not consist of single breeds but represent an average of several early, medium, or late breeds.

It is also to be noted that the values of the obtained zeta potential do not refer to a single particle but represent an ensemble of particles present in the system.

This in turn holds promise for more predictable criteria for the licensure of a class of products that are extremely challenging to develop but represent an increasingly important component of modern medical practice.

However, we not only report that increased numbers of TIA-1+ TILs is strongly associated with an improved clinical outcome, but represent an independent prognostic factor, in test and validation study cohorts.

These are not onetime expenses, but represent a continuing cost.

Republicans hold 41% of the Senate's seats, but represent a significantly smaller percentage of the nation's population.

Conclusions and Significance: Neoplasms, both benign and malignant, of the TMJ are rare but represent a challenging diagnostic problem.

Infants aged <8 months are ineligible for measles vaccination in China but represent a disproportionate number of cases.

For example, you might work in a domestic practice in rural Pennsylvania, but represent a client who operates an online retailer.