The distribution of SVs varies markedly, reflecting the unique genetic composition of each tumor.
Southern populations markedly differ, possessing unique haplotypes and alleles, especially the Ohio/New River population that houses the oldest haplotype and has the most pronounced divergence.
When we changed the length of sample subsequences from 14- to 25-mer, both the number of matching copies and the probability that a probe sequence is not unique increased markedly below 15-mer, while more than 97% of sequences were unique at longer than 18-mer (data not shown).
Aside from physical and circumstantial barriers such as availability of transportation or dependency of family members, we have identified specific risk perception issues whose impact may be markedly high and of unique importance for the public health workforce's response to a crisis.
To illustrate the point, the lignocellulolytic metagenomes have a larger repertoire of the so-called "true cellulases" (GH5, 9), as the numbers of unique genes are markedly higher than those of the non-lignocellulolytic metagenomes.
These unique properties lead to markedly improved lithium storage performance.
The behavior of this tumor is unique - it is markedly invasive in the host organ yet metastases are almost non-existent.
This is particularly important when considering currently depauperate clades that were once species-rich, such as sloths [ 3], as the fossil record holds unique information that can markedly change and improve reconstructions of character evolution [ 7– 9, 19– 219.
This means that the failure to match 500 1000 sequences does not confirm that the genes are unique to fish or markedly different from the coding region of transcripts of other organisms.
This exception remained unique; nuns' habits retained a markedly medieval aspect until reformed by the second Vatican Council (1962 65).
Throughout the 1980s, he was fond of saying, the then unified social services departments comprising both children's and adult services had possibly been unique in contriving to become markedly less cost-effective.
