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Despite as many as 547 miRNAs and one miRNA* and their expressions at certain specific developmental stages have been documented for Oryza sativa in the miRBase release 17.0, knowledge of miRNAs dynamics in grain filling and grain development specifically in superior and inferior spikelets is lacking.

Byman said that recent rhetoric over the use of chemical weapons last week "could have been done a year ago", pointing out the US has resisted taking such a strong stance, despite as many as 100,000 deaths.

Hari points out that despite as many as 20percentt of soldiers in Vietnam using heroin, 95percentt of them simply stopped using (most, without rehab) when they were taken out of the "terrifying cage" of war and returned home.

The long-striding colt was beaten by three and half lengths despite lagging as many as eight back behind a hearty pace on a speed-favoring track.

Experts say the results could herald a new era in treating a sometimes fatal disease that is often overlooked, despite afflicting as many as 3.9 million Americans and 170 million people worldwide.

Despite having as many as 1,400 employees, the project has been bogged down by the delays, cost increases and design changes that come with seemingly every significant piece of Brazilian infrastructure.

Despite this, as many as half with comorbid depressed mood received no mental health care over the two year study period, indicating under-diagnosis and under-treatment.

All but one study failed to adjust statistically for multiple comparisons, despite conducting as many as 155 separate statistical significance tests [ 32].

Despite having twice as many points as Sean Connery in total, the sharply dressed henchman Oddjob is marginally less likely to come out best in any particular draw.

Despite trailing by as many as 16 points in the third quarter, Britain came back to post a surprise lead in the fourth quarter.

Darren Robbins, a partner at the firm, said it was involved in dozens of lawsuits, despite turning away as many as 80% of the contacts received from large private and public funds.