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Given the intrinsic stochastic component of VNTR changes and the likely numerous ramifications within each lineage, such a restricted representation could not embrace the MIRU-VNTR allelic ranges existing in each lineage, even with selected genetically distant representatives.

Even with selected samples of extremely birth weight discordant twin pairs, no significant site was found except for 3 CpGs that displayed age-dependent intra-pair differential methylation with FDRs 0.014 (cg26856578, p = 3.42e-08), 0.0256 (cg15122603, p = 1.25e-07) and 0.0258 (cg16636641, p = 2.05e-07).

Investors with a more speculative approach would have done even better with selected emerging junior gold producers.

Much smaller time increments are required for the modelling of τe, but even with separately selected rate parameterisations for the prediction of τi, and τe values, the global model predictions of τe were only within an order of magnitude of those from the comprehensive kinetic scheme.

Some dyes, especially azo dyes, are known to be biorefractory pollutants even with carefully selected microorganism and under favorable conditions.

However, Minimac and MaCH provided high imputation accuracy even with randomly selected reference populations.

GPs appeared to focus their physical activity advice on patients with selected medical conditions, even though many more patients would be likely to benefit from such advice.

We once even ran a story proposing a game-day wine tasting with selected charcuterie.

Increased cIMT and increased frequency of plaques have been found in patients with RA, even in selected patients without classic CV risk factors [ 25, 26].

This strategy aims to prolong the failure-free interval between two consecutive ADT courses, or even cure selected patients with limited metastatic burden.

Nevertheless, even in selected patients with HER2-positive disease and using a targeted agent, about one-half of patients do not respond - which reflects the complexity of breast cancer.