However, both associations utilising these 21 events (selective advantage-relative hazard and selective advantage-frequency of CTL targeting) were significant (P = 0.008, P = 0.017) and the latter is also predicted by classical population genetics theory.
Two other events take advantage of Friday the 13th as the perfect starting date.
The 48-year-old Fellows, a four-time winner in Nationwide road-course events, took advantage of Marcos Ambrose's pit-road speeding penalty to take the lead.
To extrapolate towards extreme value events, taking advantage of further information such as historical data, has been an early concern among hydrologists.
Increasingly, content is being filmed in high-definition (HD), with movies, TV shows and sporting events taking advantage of the smooth playback, extraordinary picture clarity, and brilliant colors that HD video offers.
Addressing those questions in our patient and in four other IgG4-related disease patients without MN, allowed us to recapitulate the pathogenetic chain of events taking advantage of in vitro disease modeling.
He at last offered this: "A man-made failure that a natural event took advantage of that resulted in flooding".
The event took advantage of the fact that the Indian Grand Prix ran the previous Sunday, and showed that race on the giant screens in Abu Dhabi.
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These systems use optical signaling methods to reveal the binding event, taking advantage of molecular biological techniques to optimize the signal.
