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We do not find differences in repair efficiencies between donor DNAs in which the 5′ end lies in intronic (as in the 3.8 kb donor DNA, Fig. 2A) or exonic (as in the 986 bp donor DNA, Fig. 2A) sequences; this indicates that the repair is most likely precise because short indels that might be tolerated in an intron would lead to frameshifts in the exon.

Since this is a competitive area it is likely that precise methodology is a trade secret.

The other, likely more precise route, is to command Glass to scan a barcode of a product in front of you.

Although weaknesses in study design and performance limit generalizability, likely more precise techniques such as CMR or PET were needed to discern the smaller incremental survival benefit that may be afforded with CABG compared to medical therapy for ischemic cardiomyopathy.

Most likely, the precise timing of host cell manipulation by TTSS is of importance for many bacterial pathogens and symbionts.

As a gradual increase of threshold values with IAP is very likely, no precise value can be recommended so far.

Intracellular Mg2+ concentration is finely regulated likely by precise controls of Mg2+ entry, Mg2+ efflux, and intracellular storage compartments [ 3].

Thus, dACF is a promising marker for dysplasia, likely facilitating precise identification of the early stages of colon carcinogenesis.

It is likely that precise environmental triggers determine the site of initiation, but it is also possible that host genetics play a part.

As this measure is more accurate for evaluating growth [ 20– 22], a volume cut-off is likely more precise in distinguishing probably malignant and probably benign nodules.

This process likely requires precise spatial regulation of proteins that increase actin polymerization and those that sever/disassemble actin filaments in a given spine.