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In addition to the autoantibodies defined in Table 1 other circulating autoantibodies detected by at least one of the above-mentioned procedures, either known (for example, anti-histone, anti-dsDNA) or unknown (for example, either unidentified bands in IP or ID or antinuclear or anticytoplasmic antibodies on HEp-2 cells without subsequent identification), were registered.

Until now, methods for construction of shRNA libraries are based on either known sequences for individual genes (19, 24) or sequences derived from mixed cDNAs or cDNA libraries (14, 15, 20).

Travis d'Arnaud is no slouch either, known defensively for an uncanny ability to frame pitches and fool (OK, call it convince) umpires into favorable calls.

This involves humility--not a quality researchers in either mathematics or biology are known for--and a willingness to meet your opposite number on their own turf.

However, all but 3 patients had either known risk factors for CDI or other pathogens potentially responsible for their illness; 1 was <1 year of age.

No effects of shelf-life aging are either known or observed for this industrial catalyst.

Adjustment variables were either known risk factors for type 2 diabetes or factors associated (P < 0.10) with hyperglycemia and W-Intake in our population.

We selected predicted interactions in which at least one of the proteins was either known to be required for viability after MMS exposure [ 34] or known to interact with an MMS viability protein.

(FG 1)" Several physicians reported that they worry about being blamed for stillbirth, particularly when there is an otherwise healthy pregnancy and then the baby dies for either known (e.g., cord accident, abruption) or unknown reasons.

The inputs to the model are primarily anatomical or physicochemical characteristics that are either known or can be measured for a given therapeutic and animal model.

The gene sets found are then typically searched for common (either known or unknown) sequence motifs.