Children with RSV+ were predominantly full-term, white, males, of an appropriate weight for gestational age, and 7.5 months of age, on average, at hospitalization.
The purified product was predominantly full-length (∼26 kDa), with trace amounts of self-cleavage that occurs during the course of purification.
Single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in exons and the putative promoter region (∼1.4 kb upstream of the translational start site) of GCK were obtained from whole-genome sequence data (30 40× coverage) of 234 individuals who were predominantly full-heritage Pima Indians (Complete Genomics, Mountain View, CA, USA; Illumina, San Diego, CA, USA).
Miller, 29, is predominantly a full-back but can also fill in at fly-half as back up to Lima Sopoaga, Jimmy Gopperth and Billy Searle.
Aiken said he disagreed with President Barack Obama on the issue of the National Security Agency's intelligence gathering and believed Obamacare needed some changes, although he emphasized that "it is predominantly a law that is full of very valuable provisions".
The full MMTT is predominantly used in research and rarely performed in routine clinical practice due to the intensity of sampling, with samples required every 30 min for 2 h to allow measurement of area under the curve (AUC) and peak CP (2).
Previous work has suggested that MS13 staining is predominantly nuclear and represents the full-length protein (Wilson et al, 1999).
From these findings we concluded that uptake of full length TcdA is predominantly mediated by the C-terminal repeats.
Clinically reported nausea is predominantly related to eating after feeling "full".
While the design of the functional studies was heavily informed by the structures, the discussion of the signaling mechanisms is predominantly based on studies using the full-length protein or cellular assays.
While the Rural Ministry Fellowship is predominantly awarded to prospective or first-year full-time students, student pastors may also be nominated to receive an award.
