A comprehensive true-triaxial database is obtained from the literature to build the proposed models, subsequently implemented for the verification purposes.
Given that the curated mitochondrial gene set is highly unlikely to be comprehensive, the true fraction of the genes in the trans8_eQTL signature that localize to the mitochondrion is likely to be much higher.
Having said that, Elliott was quite a challenging place to be in some ways: very diverse, a true comprehensive.
Following the thread of JSoc, painstakingly probing scarcely reported night raids, traveling from Afghanistan to Yemen to Somalia, Scahill's reporting, along with Rowley's incredible camerawork, constructs for the first time a true, comprehensive picture of JSoc and Commander-in-chief Obama's not-so-brave neworldld.
Zwingli fostered the movement not only by his preaching and influence on the council but also by his various writings e.g., On Education, On Baptism, On the Lord's Supper, and especially the comprehensive Commentary on True and False Religion (1525).
It outlines some of the sub-systems we will need in order to develop true comprehensive computer-aided architectural design.
It is tempting to philosophers to try to reduce or eliminate one of the categories and hold that only one category is fundamental (or 'ontologically basic,' i.e., it must be mentioned in any true, comprehensive, and non-redundant description of the world).
Contrary to the implication, the stress tests are not true comprehensive, rigorous bank examinations to determine the condition and value of the banks' balance sheets.
And we urge the House of Representatives to be courageous and work across the aisle to achieve true comprehensive immigration reform that ensures the well-being of our families and communities.
Our results represent the most comprehensive characterization of true normal CSF to date.
We had a unique opportunity to generate what may be the most comprehensive database of true normal CSF proteins to date.
