However, delineating tumor from normal brain remains a major challenge.
However, delineating commercial and non-commercial research has proven to be a tricky and sensitive issue, opening jurisprudential debates on the merits of infringement claims (Misati and Adachi [2010]).
However, delineating the transcription factors that bind in the promoter region requires further analysis and experimental validations.
AR has been implicated in breast tumourigenesis, however delineating its precise function has proven difficult with AR-mediated androgenic effects shown to both stimulate and inhibit growth of breast cancer cells [ 6, 7].
However, delineating subsequences by forcing all their residues to share a common set of match partners may be too restrictive, as short subsequences were frequently defined at subsequence boundaries owing e.g. to alignment artifacts.
However, delineating the independent effects of LM and FM on BMD is not straightforward, because the two measurements are correlated, and depending on the magnitude of correlation, when they are considered in a multiple linear regression model, it is sometimes impossible to separate one effect from another.
However, no studies have yet delineated the responses at the transcriptional level when plants are grown under chronic N stress.
None of these people, however, is delineated with the ardor and emotional detail that Mr. Hijuelos lavished on his creations in earlier books like "Mambo Kings" and "The 14 Sisters of Emilio Montez O'Brien" (1993), and they never come together to give the reader a sense of a fully imagined world.
However, as delineated in Table 3, the incidence of individual TEAEs was markedly lower in the second year (weeks 56 108) than in the first year (weeks 0 56).
However, as delineated by Hamilton (1966), this class of models, because of the Malthusian condition they implicitly assume, entail that the intensity of selection declines with age a property which is inconsistent with the existence of mortality plateaus, that is, the deceleration of mortality rates at extreme ages.
