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Sex determination by ultrasound is commonly possible in the fourth, fifth or sixth month of pregnancy.

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Our esteemed founders were of the Age of Enlightenment, which advanced a society to loosen control of governments and the church over people and allowing more freedoms than were commonly possible.

The fact that the Zn S vibrational mode is commonly not possible to register in an ordinary Raman scattering measurement on CdSe/ZnS NPs [28, 29] can be easily explained by the off-resonance conditions of the visible laser excitations with the electronic transitions in the ZnS shell.

Large-area integration and redistribution of the active devices is commonly not possible; transfer techniques use a donor substrate/wafer and maintain orientation and integration density.

However, inconsistency of the MeHg toxicity observed in different populations is commonly attributed to possible effects of dietary modulation.

If inhaled formaldehyde is indeed a human leukemogen, then something about what is commonly understood, related to possible mechanisms and their potential operation in humans and rodents, is in error.

For example, multifactor dimensionality reduction (MDR), a nonparametric statistical method, is commonly used for detecting possible gene-gene interactions in multigene causing diseases [ 23, 24].

Although BAM is commonly listed as a possible cause of persistent chronic diarrhea, it is usually regarded as rare, and so is of little importance in routine clinical practice.

Brittleness is commonly used to characterize the possible failure features in rocks, quantified by the brittleness index (BI(26 BIs, the applicability of each BI should be well understood to enable the selection of the most suitable for each application.

The SS region containing TECRL also overlaps with a region in which a particular type of CNV with loss of nucleotides is commonly observed, which suggests a possible role of copy number differences being causative in selection processes.

Evidence for phenotypic parallelism is commonly used to infer the possible role of adaptive mechanisms being involved, because the probability that such phenotypic transitions occurred multiple times only through stochastic processes (e.g., genetic drift) typically is considered to be low (Schluter 2000; Nosil 2012).

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