In the surveillance footage taken at the border crossing, investigators saw a man holding the hand of a young boy followed by a woman holding the hand of another boy. .
Using signatures in the genome left by these natural crosses, investigators will be able to identify regions of the genome under selection and, potentially, the genes involved in P. vivax virulence, drug resistance, and immune evasion.
This analysis can be viewed as a restatement of the conversation as an eight-symbol alphabet (four Appropriateness categories crossed against Investigator or Patient).
While some epidemiologists would primarily focus on the presence or absence of a symptom across cultural groups, a cross-cultural investigator would be concerned about whether or not there were shared meanings across cultural groups.
And now that flaws are being acknowledged by big lenders in the processing of foreclosures, some of these lawyers are finding themselves in the cross hairs of investigators — and scorned by their former clients.
The drifter, Victor Manual Batres, was caught twice within hours in early 2002 by Border Patrol agents as he tried to cross into New Mexico, investigators said, and each time he was sent back to Mexico by agents unaware of his 15-year record of crimes in the United States.
Periodically the study investigators cross verified the data abstracted with that in the records available at the health centres, ICTC and ART centres.
When investigators cross-referenced them with the electoral register they discovered names that tallied with those of individuals who attended the outdoor adventure course in Snowdonia last summer.
In accordance with the first studies of the GPCR-EGFR cross-talk, those investigators suggested, on the basis of medium-transfer experiments, a ligand-independent mechanism.
Because H2O2 readily crosses membranes, some investigators have suggested that erythrocytes, which are rich in catalase, are cell-protective by functioning as a sink for extracellular H2O2 [ 27].
Investigators cross-sectionally examined urban- and rural-dwelling women and found that higher blood lead levels predicted worse performance on several cognitive tests (Muldoon et al. 1996), although this association was present only among the rural-dwelling women.
