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In our study, baseline DC markers were essentially unaffected by varying concentrations of temsirolimus applied for 24 h.

Accuracies of prediction and prediction errors for methods that estimate effects of all markers were essentially the same, although for ASI and PPT, SVR had the lowest MSEP, and the highest accuracy of prediction of 0.72 and 0.58, respectively.

From the coalescent point of view, the canonical nonrecombining organellar genome (such as the typical angiosperm plastome, which has been heavily relied upon for developing Sanger markers) is essentially a single long phylogenetic marker with a single underlying history.

On BTA 3, 5, 8, 9, 12, 17, 19, 22 and X the order of markers is essentially the same, but with a number of individual markers at different positions.

However, analysis of subpopulations of the PMA-treated Jurkat cells revealed that the steady-state responses of both JNK and CD69, a T cell surface activation marker, were essentially all-or-none in character.

Legume anchor markers were developed essentially as described in [ 7].

AFLP markers were produced essentially as described by Vos et al[ 61] as modified by Moreau et al[ 62] with the EcoRI and MseI restriction enzymes and using, respectively, a +2/+3 combination.

At this point we have to acknowledge that our study relies on three linked mtDNA markers that are essentially non-independent markers.

Neither sex, age, histology nor the established prognostic markers, such as LDH, IPI, extranodal involvement, were essentially different.

Levels of serum markers relevant to CKD (such as calcium and PTH) were essentially unchanged throughout the study.

With family sizes of 40 individuals, accuracies were essentially around 1.0 and 100% of the markers could be imputed.