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Unlike OC125, the majority of 130-22/145-9 associatedas associated with a much lower molecular mass (less than 200 kDa), indicating that a lower molecular mass immunoreactive determination may be a unique CA130 antigenic determinant within CA125 molecule.
BACKGROUND: Potential gradient field determination may be a helpful means of describing the effects of defibrillation shocks; however, potential gradient field requirements for defibrillation with different electrode configurations have not been established.
Since a spectrophotometric method gives the same results as an immunoassay method to distinguish the activities of the β-HEX isoenzymes [ 17], the salivary β-HEX A% determination may be a cheap and useful method for the detection of periodontitis in smoking alcoholics.
We think that a contact mode for the determination may be replaced by a tapping mode in order to reduce the contamination and cell damage if serious contamination occurs.
The accuracy in the pericenter determination may be considered as an upper-bound value for the estimate of the strength α of a possible new-long-range-interaction described by a Yukawa-like potential.
If the Commission determines that such regulation (or amendment) will promote competition among providers of commercial mobile services, such determination may be the basis for a Commission finding that such regulation (or amendment) is in the public interest.
Such a determination may be made after the principal suit has been terminated.
Such a determination may be appealed under the process on the basis that such determination is inconsistent with the requirements of this paragraph.
Eggs of Taenia spp. cannot be differentiated, but a species determination may be possible if mature, gravid proglottids or the scolex are present.
The underlying cause of death describes the "disease or injury which initiated the train of morbid events leading directly to death", or "the circumstances of the accident or violence which produced the fatal injury" [ 17] and its determination may be difficult for deaths in which a number of diseases and conditions are involved.
