The sole occurrence of "Zeus who gathers lightning" (steropēgereta Zeus), which is an exact metrical equivalent of the more common "Zeus who delights in thunder" (Zeus terpikeraunos), constitutes one of the very few actual duplications of such formulas found in Homer.
The sole occurrence of this species shows an extremely high air pollution.
The sole occurrence of this species indicates, by the standards of today's Association of German Engineers (VDI) guideline interpretation, an extremely high immission load with acidic pollutant gases - primarily SO2.
In non-fermenting GNB such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Acinetobacter baumannii and Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, multidrug resistance may emerge following the sole occurrence of sequential chromosomal mutations, which may lead to the overproduction of intrinsic beta-lactamases, hyper-expression of efflux pumps, target modifications and permeability alterations.
We revisited the issue of the sole occurrence of granulin-1 in carp spleen and confirmed the earlier report.
However, the sole occurrence of surgery shows a significant difference in VAS and FFI scores, where conservative treatment does not.
The sole occurrence of a poly-A tract potentially involved in phase variation in this H. canadensis is in the putative promoter region of HCAN_0162, a conserved hypothetical gene.
Local recurrence was defined as time from the start of chemotherapy to diagnosis of local tumour recurrence (events) or death, last observation date, or sole occurrence of distant metastases (censored observations).
Notably, the sole rise of tumormarkers without any clinical or radiological evidence for a local or distant progression or the sole occurrence of effusions like ascites without a cytological confirmation will not be counted as an event, especially during adjuvant systemic therapy.
A combination of a truncating mutation in APC and an activating mutation in K-ras occurred less often than the sole occurrences of mutations in both genes.
