Herein, the approach is extensively presented with mature and updated material, including the application to multiple events and more experiments.
Consequently, they are not extensively presented due to space limitations.
The typology of uncertainty, which we have presented more extensively earlier [ 3], distinguishes the following dimensions: 1) the location of uncertainty, 2) its nature, 3) its range, 4) its level of recognized ignorance, 5) its level of methodological unreliability, and 6) its level of value diversity among analysts.
It is likely that if there were pups presenting more extensively altered alveolarization, they could not survive further and were thus not evaluated.
Consequently, application of information entropy to B-cell epitope prediction was initially outlined in preliminary form [ 56] and much more extensively elaborated in the present work vis-a-vis the body of pertinent data currently available via IEDB, within the practically meaningful context of prospective biomedical applications with due emphasis on pharmaceutical product development.
"It seems obvious," said Mr. Gore, "that big and important issues like the Bush economic policy and the first pre-emptive war in U.S. history should have been covered more extensively in the news media, and better presented to the American people, before our nation made such fateful choices.
Instead, a more extensively nucleosome-free region may be present in the intergenic regions of the parasite genome allowing easy access to RNA polymerase machinery and transcription factors.
The high volume of patients with MM seen at our institution presents an opportunity to define more extensively the spectrum of cutaneous diseases seen in concert with MM.
23 As of April of 2013, the Coalition has expanded to include 18 signatory partners, and it presents a unique opportunity to reach out more extensively to the private sector and non-governmental organizations.
Sparse tau-immunoreactive neurons and neuropil threads were also present in the CA and, more extensively, in subiculum and entorhinal cortex.
