However, retrospective evaluation of microbiologic cure is not optimal as a determinant of therapeutic efficacy due to the bias inherent to repeat respiratory cultures.
Participants also stated that they liked the repetition and reminding inherent in repeated SMSes on the same topic.
To prevent clustering based on the inherent coiled-coil repeat similarities, amino acids predicted to form coiled-coil domains were computationally masked out before being subjected to sequence similarity comparison.
Last season, Bilcke said that being a good fighter could be a ticket to the N.H.L., despite the risks inherent in taking repeated blows to the head.
Since count data are intrinsically event frequency measures, the inherent connection with repeated time to event is evident.
While initially successful at cutting and homing, both declined in effectiveness over time due to the evolutionary instability of the modular repeats inherent to those proteins.
Second, it may result from an inherent instability of the repeat and/or from the stable structure that the repeated sequence is very likely to form, and either of these would affect the second and third possible mechanisms, NHEJ and FoSTeS.
It's the inherent harm of having repeated unwanted sex which lies at the heart of the problem".
The second example, relying on the phosphorus geochemistry of sediments in an alpine lake basin, considers the evolution of phosphorus forms (from mineral to occluded and organic fractions) as a function of the soil development, inherent slope instability, and repeated cycles of glaciation and neoglaciation over the Holocene.
Part of this is owed to inherent features of genomic repeats.
Despite both the constraint on virus genome size, and the inherent instability of tandem repeats, repetitive regions within the HSV-1 genome are conserved, show copy number variation and are hot spots for recombination [9 11].
