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Present study, according to our best knowledge, represents of the largest series of GIST patients after imatinib failure analyzed for the outcome of sunitinib treatment in routine clinical practice outside randomized, controlled clinical trial.

This case of gene conversion, to our knowledge, represents one of the most long-lasting concerted evolution events that have been reported so far (Table S4 and Table S5).

Coherence of knowledge represents the stability of a concept across contexts (Kampourakis and Zogza 2009).

The opportunity cost (OC) of student i to produce one additional unit of abstract knowledge represents the amount of contextualised knowledge that must be foregone.

In contrast, Def1, to the best of our knowledge, represents the first example of a discrete bridging factor being required for target recognition by a Cullin E3 ligase.

He rejects the idea that Wikipedia's instant knowledge represents some kind of dumbing down.

In conclusion, this study, to the best of our knowledge, represents the first integrated analysis of miRNA and mRNA expression in IBC.

The procedurally encoded knowledge represents the complete family of windows; i.e. the neoclassical style of windows.

The fact that heterologous BAC probes can be used for karyotyping and gene mapping in related species without any previous genomic knowledge represents additional significant benefits of BAC-FISH.

The present study, to our knowledge represents the largest number of surgically resected gallbladder cancer cases that had somatic mutation profiling.

"Rowhammer, to our knowledge, represents the first public discussion of turning a widespread, real-world, physics-level hardware problem into a security issue".