Girirajan and colleagues reported 72 recurrent CNVs that can cause a neurodevelopmental disorder, although in total, 120 genomic regions are potentially prone to recurrent CNVs because they are flanked by segments of high homology, called segmental duplications.
In order to receive FC data by segments of area activity, we will use the emission segmentation findings from Eide and MEPC 60/WP 2010 study.
A fillet of pan-seared salmon (perfectly undercooked) in a green-tea-infused teriyaki sauce was accompanied by segments of smoked salmon sushi roll.
The testes, from four to 10 pairs, are arranged by segments, beginning with segment 12 or 13.
One is its attempt to encourage participation in politics by segments of society that have largely been excluded.
Single scenes are interrupted by segments from other movies, intensifying their suspense and making us aware of the shot-by-shot approach to the time-related denouement.
When disillusionment with emancipation set in, messianism was even more completely secularized by segments of the community who saw its meaning and fulfillment in some form of socialism.
Lewdly jeered by segments of the crowd during the opening and closing ceremonies of the tournament, the former Marxist guerrilla bounced back in the October election to win a second term.
The Senate Labor Committee will hold what promises to be a contentious hearing on Sept. 20 to consider the nomination of Eugene Scalia to be the solicitor for the labor department, who is opposed by segments of organized labor.
The backbone contains stretches of pure galacturonic acid residues interrupted by segments in which galacturonic acid and rhamnose residues alternate; attached to these latter segments are complex, branched sugar side chains.
The lobster salad, made up of fresh nuggets of meat cradled in a cup of creamy-ripe avocado slices, was set off by segments of red grapefruit that radiated outward on the plate to form a star.
