Sentence examples for dcc it from inspiring English sources

A similar pattern was observed for DCC methylation and RPFT, although with DCC, it was Q1 had much poorer probability of recurrence/persistence compared to other quartiles (p-value = 0.002).

The rate based on sole family exposure is also of interest, but as there was only one acquisition of pneumococcal carriage in the index children with exposure in the family but not in the DCC, it was difficult to infer its magnitude independently.

However, it is interesting to note that Mrg-1, the worm Mrg15 homolog, plays a role in homologous chromosome pairing during meiosis (Dombecki et al. 2011) and that, like the condensin-like DCC, it silences X-linked genes (Takasaki et al. 2007), suggesting that Mrg15 may play a conserved role in targeting of condensin complexes to chromatin and their function in other organisms.

Even if it seems to be an effective intervention to not allow carriers to attend the DCCs, it will bring considerable costs for the society and for the individual households.

The banks call it "dynamic currency conversion" (DCC), but it's simply another way to extract a fee.

DCC says it held on only to avoid flooding the market and damaging the share price of Fyffes.

Eleven of these SNPs were in introns of the gene Dcc, making it a strong candidate gene (Table S8).

Interestingly, while the majority of sinusitis cases in our sample were among DCC attendees, it was not the case for pneumonia or AOM.

Was it DCC Mike Dryden, a man described by a disgusted Fleming "as an old perv", who was photographed having sexual relations with Kirk?

We also cloned Aplysia DCC and found that it is 31% identical and 47% similar to human DCC (by comparison, C. elegans DCC is 18% identical and 31% similar to human DCC).

But the big banks like it, and the DCC operators encourage retailers to push it on to customers by offering them a share of the revenue stream generated by the poor exchange rates.