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Each chapter (written by recognised melanoma experts) stands independently as a comprehensive extensively referenced review of both the scientific data relating to the particular sub-theme, its consequent clinical translation and evidence of efficacy, repeatedly illustrating the key concepts of rational new drug design.

To thoroughly examine the status of the characterization of Aspergillus genes, annotation data were extracted from the world's currently most comprehensive and extensively curated database of Aspergillus genomics, the AspGD.org [ 10]. Figure 1 below summarizes the review of these data.

Comprehensive treatment of extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis.

The new clause in funding agreements says free schools must "make provision for the teaching of evolution as a comprehensive, coherent and extensively evidenced theory".

In March 2006 the CDC published the first comprehensive data on "extensively drug-resistant TB" (XDR-TB cases that were resistant to at least two first-line drugs and three or more of the siXDR-TB casessecond-line drugs.

News that the government will mandate every new free school "to make provision for the teaching of evolution as a comprehensive, coherent and extensively evidenced theory" is the furthest a British government has ever gone to counter the threat of pseudoscientific creationist beliefs being taught in our state schools.

This paper offers an alternative, comprehensive approach, tested extensively for Germany, to directly assess the gross economic impact of RE for Japan on a regional level.

While morphological and physiological characteristics of hepatocytes in CS cultures have been studied extensively, comprehensive transcriptional studies of these culture systems do not appear to have been reported.

The MDS is designed to be a comprehensive but not extensively detailed cause of death study [13] and this tool extends the use of the RHIMEs for detailed studies of maternal mortality.

A classification system suitable for a fracture register should ideally be comprehensive, widely recognized, extensively employed, user friendly and valid.

An extensively illustrated, comprehensive exploration of the architecture and development of Old Cambridge from colonial settlement to bustling intersection of town and gown.