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Most notably, very similar approaches to those described above have been used by Sangiorgi and Capecchi (2008) to show that Bmi-1 expression marks the stem cell, and indeed deletion of Bmi-1-expressing cells results in crypt ablation.

The new E-P2 is designed to address several performance issues that troubled the E-P1, most notably a very slow autofocus.

Most notably, for very poor households, dry forest income contributes up to 63% of their total income.

In the process, several major challenges will need to be confronted, most notably the very low levels of public expenditure; the poor regulation, rapid commercialisation of and corruption in health care; and the fragmentation of governance of health care.

Document review (also antiquated and inefficient, but most notably, until very recently conducted largely by extremely costly human labor) is being disrupted by machine learning tools like Diligence Engine and Ebrevia.

Couric has spoken out about various past romantic encounters — maybe most notably her very awkward date with Larry King — before.

A partial (0.3N) onion BAC library [ 24] provided insights into gene structure and genome composition, most notably the very low gene density of one gene per 168 kb [ 25].

Owing to strong linkage disequilibrium between markers, pinpointing disease associations within genetic regions is difficult in European ancestral populations, most notably the very strong association of the HLA-DRB1*03-DQA1*05:01-DQB1*02:01 haplotype with Type 1 diabetes risk, which is assumed to be because of a combination of HLA-DRB1 and HLA-DQB1.

Most notably there is very little about that epicenter of global conflict we call the Middle East.

Much of this episode dealt with scene-setting, with some characters – most notably Saul – given very small roles indeed.

These civilian victims and targets are most notably from the very same Catholic and nationalist communities they claim to both represent and protect".