Example: The knowledge that the record corresponding to the director of a company is the one queried most often constitutes BKQ knowledge.
Bittman et al. (2002) showed that pyramidal neurons do connect to nonpyramidal cells, as well as to astrocytes, through channels most often constituted of Cx26.
Transposable elements (TEs) have been found in most eukaryotic genomes and often constitute a significant portion of the genome (e.g., 80% of maize [ 1], 45% of human [ 2], and 5.3% of the fruit fly genome [ 3, 4] are known to be comprised of TEs).
The Chikwawa model developed is built upon our interpreted 2012 and archive 2008 9 major-ion survey data; major-ion data often constitute the most easily available datasets in many areas of the developing world.
The sample preparation steps often constitute the most time- and labour-intensive parts of the analytical process.
While refraining from more active therapy may often constitute the most humane and appropriate approach, we think it is important to also evaluate these patients and include them in registries and outcome evaluations.
In industrialized counties, hospitalizations are often the most costly events associated with rotavirus disease and often constitute a major expense for national health budgets (3 ).
Sixty votes, not 52 or 53, often constitute real working control in the Senate.
Histological alterations often constitute a fingerprint of toxicity and diseases.
In most force fields for proteins, polarization between different atoms is ignored, although it often constitutes 10 – 30% of the total electrostatic interaction energy [63].
