To the extent that misclassification exists for my samples of eligibles and ineligibles, my results for both groups may be biased toward zero.
But here, further south, Father Christmas had to some extent existed in the communist era (oddly, perhaps, for such a western commercial idea), and now he was beginning to take over.
In the present study, we sought to identify the extent to which evidence exists for use within the unique environment of the pediatric emergency department.
Almost all songbirds do it to some extent vocally, and minor evidence exists for physical aspects in parrots and apes.
Nonetheless, past immigration policies, to the extent that an economic penalty exists for unmatched workers, may have contributed in part to the poor immigrant outcomes observed in the literature.
These ARSs are categorized in OriDB as "confirmed," "likely," and "dubious" according to the extent of experimental proof that exists for that ARS.
These findings suggest a possible hypothesis for the basis of YRV, which we refer to as the heterochromatic sink model: If variation on the Y chromosome exists for the extent of D1 binding, this could change the genomic distribution of the D1 protein between Y introgression lines.
Hence, given the putative role of the mitochondrial genome on fish growth and the extent of the genetic variation that exists for growth-related traits in Atlantic salmon [ 39, 56], analysis of its mitochondrial genome may provide clues about the role of natural selection on the evolution of the mitochondrial genome in vertebrates.
Time and again, I've realised that this problem exists for the university only to the extent that it is a public relations issue.
Future experiments have to show the extent of structural changes imposed by phosphorylation and whether phosphorylation-dependent protein complex formation exists for hSH3C.
