The phylogenic relationships of two subspecies of Fusobacterium necrophorum were investigated by randomly amplified polymorphism DNA polymerase chain reaction (RAPD PCR).
This study investigated 1,551 randomly recruited individuals in the CCHC (3).
We further investigated 54 randomly chosen VINOs on chromosome 19 (additional file 8).
One study investigated a randomly selected group of Swiss adults and diagnosed the cause of tooth wear.
The "attractivity" effect was investigated by randomly defining a proportion f at of the leaves opened each day as "attractive".
Connections of interest were investigated by randomly choosing 23 unlinked node-pairs from the resulting sub-networks.
The 10 day reproducibility of the PD100Rint, EI was investigated by randomly asking 39 subjects to come again after one week for a second examination.
To assess this possibility, we investigated some randomly selected genes (ca. 10) with FS mutations that were located at the beginning of the protein (position ≤0.1 relative to polypeptide length).
To investigate, we randomly assigned participants to either a standard (simple span; N = 31) or a modified (complex span; N = 30) training condition.
