The width of the stacks taken was always such that it encompassed at least the thickness of the cell nucleus (spacing 0.5 µm).
There is, it is true, no greater test of temperament than a golf tournament, and any sport that can encompass at the top-level players such as the athletic Tiger Woods, the plump Colin Montgomerie and the small Ian Woosnam must be applauded for its catholicism.
The relational theory of gender by Connell [ 31, 32] depicts gender as being multidimensional and encompasses, at the same time, economic, power, emotional and symbolic dimensions that operate simultaneously at intrapersonal, interpersonal, and institutional and society-wide levels.
Consequently, this resulted in the retrieval of smaller optimum subsets of features, encompassing at the same time a more stable selection of genes to be considered as candidate biomarkers.
We restricted our analysis to women whose tamoxifen use encompassed at least 80% of the total number of days between the first and last tamoxifen prescriptions.
Indeed, by the time of the American Civil War, the firm had built a network that encompassed at least 24 estates on the island and that profited directly from the labor of thousands of enslaved men and women.
Our taxon sample aimed to include the diversity of the family and, although individual genes were not available for the entire sample, tests of incongruence encompassed at least 45 species representing the taxonomic diversity of the family.
All these CNVs encompassed at least one gene and the deletion/duplication ratio was 5∶1 in favour of the deletions.
In noncancerous tissue, they found methylation occurring in well-defined places, either as small "islands" of methylation or as huge methylated "blocks" that collectively encompassed at least a third of the genome.
