It was coming from a fishing spider, an arachnid known for its multiple eyes, considerable girth (two inches in diameter) and speed of movement.
If birthweight reference for singletons are used for the assessment of intrauterine growth of multiple births, considerable part of them are misclassified as IUGR even if they are with adequate intrauterine growth as multiples.
Although there are no clear data regarding the genetic architecture underlying susceptibility to multiple sclerosis considerable progress has been made concerning the nature and extent of genetic variation in the human population in general (Frazer et al., 2007).
The industrially important process of formaldehyde absorption in water constitutes a case of multicomponent mass transfer with multiple reactions and considerable heat effects.
There was a lack of consensus on multiple issues with considerable concern about several management issues including reactive, not proactive approaches, incomplete stakeholder representation and limited control of coastal construction.
Oh, and expect Microsoft to spend some time talking up their forthcoming Windows Phone updates – Windows Phone Tango is meant to run on less-robust hardware making it an ideal fit for low-end, high-volume devices, while Apollo should pack support for LTE, multiple screens, and considerable integration with Windows 8.
However, association of all SNPs with all measured metabolites comes with considerable multiple testing problems.
Despite conservation in gene content, multiple genes showed considerable sequence differences.
Moreover, the four orthologous genes coexpressed by multiple species exhibit considerable heterogeneity in expression levels (Additional file 3: Figure S1A).
First, unlike other programs that require multiple sessions and considerable coordination, Tar Wars is a single session, structured, interactive intervention program.
Moreover, we had to exclude ten percent of the study population because of high levels of missing data with subsequent considerable multiple imputations.
