Although the etiology of HCC is relatively clear, the exact pathogenesis and pathways of HCC are not fully understood.
Although this condition is relatively rare, its exact incidence is unclear (the reported incidence varies between 1 in 1,500 and 1 in 15,000 pregnancies), and the condition is more common among Africans and Haitians.
Fourth, although our study sample is relatively large, the exact ordering of different cancers with respect to either interval (and consequently also their ratios) is likely to be subject to considerable uncertainty.
NTM lung disease is relatively uncommon; however, the exact prevalence of NTM lung disease and causative organisms are largely unknown in many regions of the United States because the disease is not reportable.
Here, for the purpose of illustration, a single shape is assumed for the BM radial velocity profile, since the fluid coupling is relatively insensitive to the exact form of the radial BM velocity distribution.
For the event costs, our results show that the default costs work well for a wide range of datasets, and that, in general, performance is relatively robust to the exact event costs used.
Since the parameter q is a constant, it is relatively easy to determine its exact value in terms of boundary conditions, initial condition and over-measured data.
Due to the lack of 'stimulus', it is relatively difficult to reconstruct the exact network from the OFF dataset [ 7].
Although 0-0 is a marine position in the Gulf of Guinea Atlantic Oceann), the odds of having sampled at that exact location is relatively small; All 0-0 cases in OBIS so far were referring to unknown positions, which have been auto-filled by zeros.
Since these datasets are relatively small, exact characterization of these effects needs further validation.
The improvement based on handling duplicate reads is small both because there are relatively few exact duplicate reads and because in the interest of speed we only tag a read as a duplicate if every read with the same first 16 bases is identical.
