However in each case of the causal allelic models, these models are directly and completely derived from precisely the hierarchical models the authors reject.
Most of the 275 genes containing at least one exon completely derived from LRTS (201 out of 275) are single transcript genes while the remaining 74 generate more than one transcript per gene.
Plastic polymers are almost completely derived from petrochemicals, depending on which feedstock is most cost effective at the point where the feedstock is produced.
The simple sum of FA yield (Σ4- to 14-carbon FA) to estimate amount of FA originating de novo suffers from the assumption that butyrate in milk is completely derived from de novo synthesis.
Finally, corpora can also be completely derived from automatized methods and never manually validated by experts, the so-called silver-standard corpora.
Pluripotency of murine iPS cells was confirmed by blastocyst injection or "tetraploid embryo complementation", which resulted in the contribution of the iPS cells to embryo formation (Maherali et al. 2007; Wernig et al. 2007) and, only 2 years later, in the birth of living mice completely derived from somatic donor cells (Boland et al. 2009; Kang et al. 2009; Zhao et al. 2009b).
But Wayne State University law professor Peter Henning said that insider trading rules have been almost entirely defined by the court: "We have few crimes that are completely derived from judicial opinions, but this is one of them".
"Vatican II was very careful in saying [Mary's] mediation of intercession, that of all the saints, is completely dependent upon Christ, is completely derived from it, adds nothing to it, takes nothing away from it, as though his atoning sacrifice upon the cross were somehow insufficient," Jelly said.
Remarkably, in our study, the protective effects of Bw4 and C1 appeared to be completely derived from subjects harboring both genes.
