Potten and Loeffler [ 92] and Nowak and colleagues [ 93, 95] have postulated similar models for cancers of the small intestine and colon taking account of the linear structure of the crypts, and in which necessarily the assumption of conditional independence breaks down.
The breakage probability and the conditional probability of breaking-up into a given number of daughter droplets, as well as the drop size distribution of daughter droplets, were the measured characteristics.
Mandela, after all, was a leader of an armed movement dedicated to the independence of his people, who, like López Rivera, refused on several occasions conditional releases which would break his principles.
Siwak, of Nelson Road, Southsea, was sentenced to six years in prison for each count, to run concurrently, and three months for breaking a conditional discharge.
It is actually, this high dispersion feature which provides us with significant breaks through the conditional variance.
Boeing gets what it wants: Last month, Washington state, home to more than 80,000 Boeing workers, passed the largest corporate tax break in U.S. history, conditional on the company locating the 777X assembly line in the Puget Sound region.
In Mexico, the program Oportunidades, "Opportunities," is a conditional cash transfer program designed to break the cycle of poverty.
(The conditional is a condition.
Under conditions in which the conditional centromere is activated, the functionally dicentric chromosome undergoes double-stranded DNA breaks (DSBs) that can be repaired by mitotic recombination with the homolog.
Two of the expected pathways of repair that would result in loss of the conditional centromere are reciprocal crossovers and break-induced replication.
Similarly for conditional promises: on this analysis I could break my promise to go to the doctor if the pain gets worse, even if the pain gets better.
