Moreover, our series encompassed highly endocrine-responsive tumors (ER expression ≥60%%).
Upon additional sequencing these two strains also proved to be identical to each other at the nucleotide level over an additional 8,000-bp 8,000-bpsing ninencompassingy variable genineRL05, RL06, RL12, RL13, UL01, UL37ex3, UL73, UL74 and UL120, as well as being identical to each other and to the 13 fromoree current study in UL09 (highlyd GS and AravariableR, unpublished data).
Pollinator offspring numbers and anther-ovule ratios were also highly variable, and encompassed the range typical of both actively and passively pollinated fig tree species.
Because the 5′ UTR is not sufficiently discriminatory for typing, we sequenced the highly variable region encompassing VP3 VP1 genes, obtained according to a published protocol (6 ).
However, the region encompassing helix D is highly variable among the α/β hydrolase families and consists of a varying number of strands and helices.
The term transitional waters encompasses a wide variety of ecosystems with highly variable environmental conditions and naturally impoverished biological communities.
Indeed, Our Climate is, in its own words, a "bite-sized" guide to how climate cynics argue -- and as a result rarely have so many contradictions been encompassed in so little space: Climate is highly variable on its own, so people can't be causing it to change.
Because the magnitude of sequence divergence encompassed by organisms classified at a particular taxonomic rank is highly variable across the tree of life, genomes constituting a given taxonomic rank (in this case, family) are first grouped based on their degree of 16S divergence instead of relying solely on taxonomic nomenclature.
In our strategy, we specifically avoided the issue of conflating latency or delay with episode number, in part because delay to first treatment can be lengthy but is highly variable (Dagani et al. 2016), and may encompass a range of previous affective symptoms and episodes (Berk et al. 2007; Howes et al. 2011).
Whereas coverage probabilities were only slightly low for the DS method, the DO method had highly variable confidence interval coverage and often the confidence intervals did not encompass the true population size.
