In Canada, there is only one known extant occurrence, located in a remnant natural area within one of the most highly urbanized regions in the country.
A pandemic, however, is only one reason for the occurrence of increased numbers of patients and affected hospital staff at the same time.
Currently we do not have a full explanation for this, although it is obvious that fibrosis is only one of many pathologic occurrences in a muscular dystrophic heart.
Therefore, SIH has no meaning if there is only one heterozygous site, and it is only meaningful if one considers co-occurrences of alleles on the same haplotype for two or more heterozygous sites.
But such an occurrence will be only one more in a long string of problems they say they have with the city government here.
Multiple occurrences of BNR – bacterial neuramidase repeat – were simplified to only one occurrence i.e., BNR-BNR-BNR-BNR-BNR-CBM1 was mapped to the BNR-CBM1 class.
In order to make that possible researchers conducting randomized clinical trials would have to report a much more detailed information on their methodology, specifying the numbers of patients being re-randomized, experiencing only one occurrence of an event, experiencing two occurrences of an event, or dropped out of the study.
Help-seeking is positively associated with the frequency of NSSI [ 59]; however, adolescents and young adults with only one occurrence of NSSI are more likely to engage in help-seeking than those with recurrent incidents [ 62, 63].
A term ( a s b ) in { X, Ω }, where s ∈ S, with only one occurrence of s is called a normal S -term whenever ( a s b ) ¯ = ( a ( s ¯ ) b ).
(a) Estimated number of links was derived from simple deterministic matching on the key (retaining only one occurrence of duplicates).
When more than one TSS share the same first nucleosome dyad, only one occurrence of the dyad was considered.
