The recent development of NGS-based mutation screening provides a unique opportunity to estimate extensively the spectrum and prevalence of rare variants in genes associated with cardiac diseases.
The performance contrast of four statistical methods, i.e., energy pattern factor method, least squares regression method, method of moments and mean standard deviation method in estimating extensively used Weibull parameters for wind energy application at four selected locations of northern Ethiopia has been studied.
Thus HGT of homologous proteins within closely related species (within-phylum HGT), which is estimated to happen extensively and more vigorously than HGT between phyla [40], is indistinguishable from vertical inheritance and will not be found by our approach.
The efficacy of the treatments has been extensively estimated under experimental conditions, mainly through randomized clinical trials.
Like P16INK4A [ 8], the relationship between hypermethylation of APC with cancers has also been extensively estimated [ 9] and APC promoter hypermethylation in NSCLC has been reported as an effective biomarker for diagnosis [ 10, 11].
The fate and impact modelling relied extensively on estimated data, given that most of these compounds have little or no experimental fate or ecotoxicity data available, as well as a limited reported occurrence in effluents.
The higher Mr fractions of Pln.198 did not appear to be glycosylated as extensively, with estimated GAG chains of 3-13 kDagainin assuming glycosylation at each of the three SGD regions in rhPln.198.
Although most celebrities keep quiet about their money, in a 1996 Los Angeles Daily News interview, Caine talked about his finances quite openly and extensively, estimating that he had amassed a $24 million fortune.
Further north between Marathon and Tavernier, an estimated 75% of buildings were extensively damaged.
Sea otters, whose numbers were once estimated at 150,000 300,000, were hunted extensively for their fur between 1741 and 1911, and the world population fell to 1,000 2,000 individuals living in a fraction of their historic range.
