Sentence examples for cms of many from inspiring English sources

Microsatellite instability gives rise to predictable frameshift mutations involving the cMS of many genes.

The presence at about 20 cm of many shell debris can be attributed to the Macoma event which is dated between 1820 and 1850 (Burke et al. 1996).

These regions showed significant transmission ratio distortions (TRD) over a length of about 100 cM, affecting the transmission of many markers on the two linkage groups.

Despite the high rate of CM use in cancer patient populations, there is little available evidence from randomized trials to inform health professionals and patients in regard to the safety and efficacy of many CM therapies.

Several open-label series have been published suggesting efficacy of ONS in CM, however, many of these have been of small numbers with restricted follow-up.

The map for this population has an average intermarker distance of 3.2 cM, so many of the intervals are quite narrow.

Although Corporate Memory (CM) has been the subject of many studies in recent years, there are only few studies on the development of CM in relation to green product design, even though this is environmentally important.

Proteomic and genomic studies have revealed, in CM, alterations of the expression of many oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes responsible of either the DNA damage repair and cell cycle control [ 15- 19].

The band at 1417 cm-1 was complex and composed of many normal modes of vibrations.

At the 4 cm depths, many of the strongest correlations occurred at the maximum resolutions examined.

In a semi-quantitative assessment, 16 cases of CM had "many" thrombi, compared to only one non-CM case, a patient with skull fractures, Thrombi were sometimes associated with hemorrhage, but were often seen without surrounding hemorrhage.