In most of the 13 STRs, when one biological replicate had 100-bp occurrences of an STR, the other replicate had occurrences of length >90 bp, although for two STRs, the longest occurrences were ∼60 bp, which might stem from factors such as amplification bias and variation in sequencing coverage.
Neurogenesis is a life-long occurrence that is limited to specific sites within the brain; namely, the subventricular zone (SVZ), and the subgranular zone (SGZ) of the hippocampus.
Thus, assessment of genotoxics at only one point in time may not represent long term occurrence of these substances in the body [ 13].
42 Another mechanism worth consideration is that treatment with insulin pump might lead to a lower frequency and duration of hyperglycaemia, corresponding to reduced long term occurrence of microvascular and cardiovascular complications.
Such collaboration should result in a) a better characterization of the study participants with respect to susceptibility and b) early markers of responses to the agent in question that can be assessed long before occurrence of manifest disease.
This pattern of distribution of genetic diversity is compatible with the long-term occurrence of wild barley in the western parts of its distribution area and a relatively more recent occurrence in areas east of Turkey.
Bookmakers reported seeing a surge in bets on a fifth goal in the game in the final minutes (over 4.5 goals being a favourite ploy of fixers as a long-odds occurrence that raises little suspicion in retrospect).
Therefore it is necessary to prevent the long-lasting occurrence of all critical fault states.
