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Route X43's infrequent extension to Skipton was also transferred onto route 743.

Because sequencing (as opposed to classical array-based genome-wide association studies) detects rare (less than 0.01% of the general population), infrequent, and frequent variants (over 1%), extensions of our strategy will be useful in resolving oligogenic diseases caused by a combination of infrequent variants of intermediate penetrance.

To study intracranial extension of pediatric sinusitis, an infrequent but potentially fatal complication.

Errors in the diagnosis of venous tumor extension on CT are relatively infrequent.

Surprisingly, a second cell type, present only in early passages of tissue-derived cultures, showed extension of life span and infrequent immortalization by E7 alone.

Since we assumed that lifespan extension at this stringency would be infrequent, and because in such a collection only ∼15% of the lines (i.e. ∼100) are projected to have any mutant phenotype [33], we initially screened the fat body enhancer trap lines in pools.

It should be noted that since liver chemistry monitoring was relatively infrequent in TEMPO 3 4 and its open-label extension, more frequent monitoring is expected to further lower the risk of liver failure.

"The only data this extension sends to Google is when these infrequent events occur and your survey responses," the company says.

The prevalence of DE ranged from 7 to 95 % and, except in two studies, the extension of severe erosion into dentine was usually infrequent [ 11, 16] (Table  1).

Although the dosages were higher, the extension's advanced PD patients benefitted from IPX066 treatment, and dyskinesia, as a reported AE, remained infrequent throughout long-term IPX066 use.

PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.