This and the fact that incorrect use of orthodox drugs is common underscore the need to determine the feasibility of introducing a new antimalarial drug to the community especially rural and to assess the community perception on its effectiveness.
In some cases, recombination events involving both the capsular locus and the pspA gene were detected in a single strain belonging to a common clone, underscoring the pneumococcus' ability to potentially evade both PCV13 and a PspA vaccine.
This observation indicates that the scaling of transcriptional noise to expression abundance is likely to be a common phenomenon across diverse taxa, underscoring common molecular mechanisms, such as random birth and death processes of mRNAs [ 39, 40, 47].
Despite these issues, a common theme underscored in almost every published report on pediatric weight management is the central role played by parents [ 16, 17].
Our findings demonstrate that HR-HPV is extremely common and underscore the importance of vaccinating young women before they become sexually active.
Given the early mean age of childbearing among women in Nepal [ 35], sexual activity among adolescents clearly is common and underscores the importance of access to contraceptive and abortion care among youth.
This analysis demonstrates that cell lines and tumor samples have distinctive gene expression patterns in common and underscores the need for careful assessment of the appropriateness of any given cell line as a model for a given tumor subtype.
Successful communication between disparate groups begins by establishing a common understanding, not underscoring differences.
Gene-to-gene variation in mitochondrial [ 10] and plastid [ 48, 53] silent substitution rates are common as well, underscoring the need to consider many mitochondrial and plastid genes for an accurate determination of relative rates.
The fact that it was a reporter who was last compelled to appear on the floor of the House of Commons (the "Bar of the House" refers to a white line across the floor of the Commons chamber) underscores that Parliament's desire to rein in the press is not new.
