The lack of counts between 1 and 10−3 G0 has been assigned to the fast retraction of the first gold atoms after the breaking of the nanowire (jump out-of-contact) [30].
The lack of count-based nano-object standards and interlaboratory comparisons is a major concern because a 1% error in the ability of a method to accurately describe a mass or volume distribution at the nano scale could translate to a > 50% error in a number distribution.
The lack of counts in the false-positive cells (Table) for vaccinee and clinical anthrax sera and the lack of counts in the false-negative cells for normal and non-anthrax infection sera can be qualified on both their known exposure to PA and their reactivity in the anti-PA IgG ELISA.
The lack of CD4 count could be partially explained by the limited access to CD4 count testing during the study period in CHD, with the CD4 testing facility available only in the laboratory of the Maputo Central Hospital.
This award is not, however, judged on a single moment, nor should the lack of one count against any candidate.
In that respect, our data are in agreement with studies of SIV-infected primate species showing a strong link between rapid control of innate immune activation and lack of CD4 count depletion or disease progression, however without any influence on the often high levels of viral replication seen in these animals [41], [42].
The differences in the functional distribution of the sense and antisense tags and complete lack of tag count correlation (R2 = 0.018) between the sense and antisense tags suggest that in this experiment in the most part our antisense tags have not arisen as a result of spurious antisense transcription during cDNA synthesis.
The lack of CD4 counting facilities has two effects: patients denied ART because physicians wait for CD4 counts to be available (as per national guidelines), or CD4 counting was removed as the indicator for treatment initiation.
The book also repeatedly frets over the lack of accurate counts of Iraqi dead, providing a stark contrast to the government's precise tabulations of American losses.
The lack of chromosome counts for many analysed populations prevents explanation of the observed GS variation in terms of differences in the number of chromosomes (e.g. aneuploidy, dysploidy, B chromosomes).
Cancer surveillance efforts are further limited by the lack of population counts defined by individual characteristics, such as educational attainment within small geographic areas, that are necessary for estimation of incidence rates stratified by these characteristics.
