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We prefer this method above tissue-direct PCR [72] since in case of tiny samples the latter leaves no option for retrial or application of multiple markers.
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If a large number of blocks have an extreme number of zero point, then embedding size will be high; in case of the tiniest zero point, then embedded capacity will be low because we cannot enlarge the space to shift the histogram.
IN the case of tiny Agate Court in Brooklyn, perhaps the sincerest form of flattery is not imitation, but annexation.
However, the physical information we are interested to, especially in the case of tiny relativistic predictions, is biased both by observational errors and unmodeled (or mismodeled) gravitational and non-gravitational perturbations.
In the case of tiny communities like Tavistock (population 26), Pine Valley (23) and Teterboro (18), administration officials hope the budget will act as a stick to encourage consolidation with nearby municipalities.
Consider the case of tiny Cambridge, Maine, population 520.
Natural wines are usually, though not always, grown organically, but what really separates them is that their producers say they add none of those 59 other things to their wines (with the exception, in some cases, of tiny amounts of sulfur dioxide).
We encounter a large amount of data after instrumental analysis, particularly in case of high-performance instruments that can detect tiny peaks with high resolution and thus increase the number of signals detected.
They were handed tiny cans of Coke and tiny peanuts, before being advised to buckle up in case of turbulence.
Always keep a tiny deodorant at school in your backpack in case of unexpected activities.
When the girls were tiny, he was nervous about being alone with them in case of a fire.
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