Because of the uncertainty in this area, new genes that are annotated as non-coding are generally commented as "probable lncRNA gene; may encode small polypeptide(s)," whereas some that are designated as coding are given the comment "possible non-coding RNA gene".
From that time, Van Buren was generally recognized as the probable successor of Jackson as president.
The current study has directly contributed to the first requirement by showing that the attitudes of physicians were generally positive, by identifying probable barriers towards successful implementation, and by providing solutions on how to overcome these barriers.
The war in Iraq may well have helped to boost al-Qaida recruitment, according to a 2004 report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, which stated: "It is probable that recruitment generally has accelerated on account of Iraq".
Mr. Sperling said that while the police cannot legally stop a person on the street without probable cause, they generally do "pretty much what they want do" with people they believe are undocumented immigrants.
Generally speaking, when influenza is probable, empiric treatment is the best strategy regardless of the drug used [ 30– 30].
Associations with fibroids were generally consistent for definite and probable exposure, except associations with in utero DES exposure and maternal gestational diabetes, for which associations were much stronger with reporting probable exposure.
Enumeration of L. monocytogenes and E. coli O157 H7 in food is generally done by the most probable number (MPN) method, which requires replicated dilution series of food in selective enrichment broth followed by plating on selective agar plates and subsequent biochemical assays for species identification [ 21].
We mapped a complex network of normal and probable strike-slip faults, generally striking NNW-SSE that control the asymmetry of the basin.
Social, cultural, racial, ethnic, and economic interests common to the population of the area, probable subjects of legislation (generally termed 'communities of interest'), should be considered.
