These results have suggested that biological characteristics and functional consequences separating cancer driver mutations from passenger mutations in protein kinases may differ from those separating disease-associated from neutral nsSNPs across the entire genome.
As a consequence, separate ecclesiastic and medical forms of expertise emerged on these issues in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
There are real families behind this issue, and there are huge consequences in separating families.
In a similar chain of consequences, separate subsidies mined by Smithfield helped support the export of cheap pork scraps from Poland to Africa, where some hog farmers also are giving up because they cannot compete.
In Tasmania this criterion suits the Aborigines from the Bass Strait islands, whose histories are thoroughly recorded in consequence of their separate treatment by the government.
As expected from the study of Alvarado Bremer et al. [9], all Thunnus species, including the ones belonging to the subgenus Neothunnus (T. albacares, T. atlanticus and T. tonggol), were well separated and in consequence easily identifiable by the use of FINS.
In consequence, they allow the separation of compounds that cannot be separated by traditional capillary electrophoresis devices or high-performance liquid chromatography [ 5].
As you change one feature of the floor cleaning process, the consequences reverberate through many interdependent decisions, but the nature of those consequences may be separated in time and space from the decisions themselves.
In consequence, non-treated or inappropriately treated postsurgical wounds may separate, lead to formation of fistulas, or become sites of origin for systemic infections.
This theory describes the consequences of separating us from our partners in coevolution.
In consequence, each element of the list Lst is to be processed further in a separate space.
