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The CGH-approach has also been used to evaluate the dissemination of variable traits from the V583 genome within diverse lineages of the species [ 17].

GEIs play a crucial role in the evolution of a broad spectrum of bacteria as they are involved in the dissemination of variable genes, including antibiotic resistance and virulence genes leading to generation of hospital 'superbugs', as well as catabolic genes leading to formation of new metabolic pathways.

Variable dissemination of CD20+ lymphoblastoid cells was observed in lymph nodes and spleen, while bone marrow and kidneys were usually unaffected (Figure 1B).

But as is the case with multiple imputation, which is now implemented as a routine in SAS and SPSS, the implementation of shrinkage and LASSO in commonly applied analysis software may help the dissemination of these modern methods for variable selection.

Medical and computer records of these patients were reviewed for demographic characteristics, sites of dissemination, prognostic variables.

The timing of dissemination is quite variable but once virus has entered the haemocel, numerous tissues can be infected quickly illustrating the midgut as a barrier to the virus entry.

ED patients with acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF) can have variable distribution and dissemination of B-lines.

Overall, both AMD and UV-CAST protocols require additional message overhead of variable length to guarantee a proper functioning and to prevent unnecessary transmissions due to potential dissemination loops in the network.

There were variable ranges of further dissemination of works presented at the conference (Table 3).

However, the SES synchronization scheme introduces variable delays in the dissemination of information and reduces the lifetime of the nodes and the entire network significantly, thus limiting the full exploitation of SES.

The aim of this study was to identify potential routes of dissemination of E. coli O157 using Multiple-Locus Variable number of tandem repeat Analysis (MLVA).