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The sCMP class consistently recognizes this real count distribution to be extremely over-dispersed ((hat {nu }=0.000) and λ<1), implying that the sCMP class interprets the data as being represented as sums of size m from geometrically distributed data with some success probability, (1-hat {lambda }).

On the other hand, the non mutated RAbvIII consistently recognizes the 170 kDa wild type EGFR band even under non-reducing western conditions clearly illustrating that RAbDMvIII is a more specific EGFRvIII antibody than RAbvIII.

In our studies of cells over-expressing human SOD1 encoding ALS mutations other than G93A [ 27], the antibody consistently recognizes a subset of cells that over-express mutant SOD1.

However, the antibody to EA consistently recognized a 47 kD protein consistent with the approximate size of LEF-1 (data not shown).

The team is focusing on systems that will consistently recognize standard doorknobs and is building robot hands to open doors.

New York University has consistently recognized and celebrated its connection to the historic literary culture of Greenwich Village.

The work of the Interactive News desk has won multiple awards, and has been consistently recognized as among the most innovative and forward-looking in the industry.

The firm won numerous awards for its architectural and interior design projects and was consistently recognized in the leading industry publications.

Comedy Central said on Monday in a statement: "Courts have consistently recognized that parody enjoys broad protections under the First Amendment and the Copyright Act".

"MONITOR'S clients, and those seeking to advance business knowledge, consistently recognize the firm's rigorous analysis and advice and the results they produce".

Mr. Gonzales said President Bush -- whose solicitor general argued strenuously before the court against race-based admissions preferences -- "has consistently recognized the value of diversity on the nation's campuses".