A total of 43,147 admissions attending in 2011 were included in the analysis; 308 of these came from countries whose origin was unknown, and so they were excluded from the study.
An interesting example of such diversity in geographic origins is the AJ810418 isolate, in whose origin were involved parental strains from Australia and from different locations within the USA.
Such a virus may be from a plant, whose origin is even more distant from humans.
Tractography may be poor at resolving these cortico-ponto-cerebellar connections from ascending fibres whose origin is in brainstem nuclei, and from corticospinal tract fibres, due to partial volume effects (contamination among numerous densely packed adjacent pathways) and decussation within the brainstem.
His father, Clifford D Cunningham of Irish descent, was a lawyer and his mother, Mayme, was from a family whose origin was Slavic.
A particularly clear example would come from deterministic networks whose origin clearly predates their subsequent use.
In the literature, the appearance of a slope in the mixed phase regime of hydrided nanoparticles is interpreted as a clear sign of significant deviation from bulk properties, whose origin still is debated.
Here we describe for the first time a much higher expression of ADAM23, FAP, GNPNB and PRSS3 in EC derived from six tumor samples than in EC from four normal tissue specimens examined by real-time PCR, whose origin differed from that investigated by microarray analysis.
This definition includes Asians from the Indian sub-continent and from East Africa and Sri Lanka whose origins were in the Indian subcontinent.
The shops, whose origin derives from the Caribbean's mix of African, South American and Roman Catholic cultures, dot the neighborhood.
By the 21st century, the lobster shift (the name comes from an old newspaper term whose origin is unknown) had become a relic of the 1980's and 1990's, when the number of misdemeanor cases soared, in part because of the Giuliani administration's crackdown on petty crimes.
