A two-year pay deal with the unions was endorsed by a strong majority, evidence that industrial relations are on the mend.
Third, because many BAC ends mapped to multiple locations on the chromosomes or had mates that mapped to different chromosomes, completely disambiguating the organization of the contigs/scaffolds based on mapping of BAC ends was not possible, and thus placement decisions were made based on majority evidence.
A vast majority evidenced nothing beyond the common fluctuations that remain one of baseball's great mysteries, and allures.
A major limitation of this review was that the majority of evidence pertains to CNV caused by PM, however, this reflects the available evidence base in the literature.
The majority of evidence terms in ECO comprise either experimental or computational types, for example, 'chromatography evidence' (ECO:0000325) or 'sequence similarity evidence' (ECO:0000044), respectively.
The majority of evidence on outcomes is for term infants, with no reviews providing evidence of long-term outcomes of either expressed human milk or breastfeeding to preterm infants.
However, since the majority of evidence summarized above has come from correlational brain imaging studies, there is relatively little causal evidence for the role of the TPJ in tasks that require switching between self and other representations.
Only seven drug drug-event associations (<0.5 %) hadrug drug-eventthe massociationsvidence sources, and about one third (1777) had support from at least one of the evidence sources.
Like the majority of evidence based guidelines, guidelines for VTE risk assessment and prophylaxis application are based on clinical trial evidence.
In Bowers, the majority cited evidence that in the 18th and 19th centuries, sodomy was generally illegal in the United States.
There is a suggestion that they may also be linked to psychiatric disorders and mood, with the majority of evidence coming from animal studies.
