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This leftover trash stream may therefore present an opportunity to recover energy, using new and possibly cleaner technologies.
The need to use EDTA tubes for RT-PCR rather than the more convenient PPTs may, therefore, present an additional barrier to effective HIV treatment monitoring.
The Wnt signaling pathway may therefore present as a novel pathogenic system re-activated during chronic tissue remodeling observed in IPF [22].
The rs9939609 SNP may, therefore, present an un-confounded exposure with which to investigate the causal association between obesity and prostate cancer.
Cancers evolving through this hypothetical pathway may therefore present with some degree of microsatellite instability or microsatellite alterations in cancer relevant genes (e.g. APC, p53) even if they are not categorised as being microsatellite unstable.
These observations demonstrate that mucosal delivery of cVLPs containing flagellin enhances both humoral and cellular immune responses and thus may therefore present a valuable approach in controlling new influenza epidemics and pandemics.
The remaining 10,222 ESTs may therefore represent novel genetic material present in O. longistaminata and other root-residing eukaryotes.
The term fetuses in the present analysis may, therefore, represent a 'healthy' subset of the total number of pregnancies among MIREC study participants.
The control group may have therefore presented with a more complex seizure disorder or less focal seizure onsets than the surgical group in addition to differences in pathologic diagnosis.
Furthermore, PFOA is used in the production of polytetrafluoroethylene [PTFE] nonstick surface coatings for cooking utensils or paper coatings and may therefore be present in residual amounts [33].
Alternative splicing events have been recognised for their effects on protein coding sequences, because most exons contain protein coding sequence which may therefore be present or absent in the translation product, hence altering the qualities of the protein produced [2].
