Sentence examples for normal inclusion from inspiring English sources

The company provided greater detail on the figure, stating that it does not "include volume license sales to enterprise," while it does take into account upgrades to Windows 8 along with normal inclusion on new personal computers.

GATA4 was frequently lost in preneoplastic lesions such as morphologically normal inclusion cysts and epithelial hyperplasia adjacent to malignant cells.

The absence of detectable TP53 mutation in pathologically normal inclusion cysts that contain aneuploid cells provides evidence from human tissue in vivo that is consistent with the previous observation in vitro that inactivation of p53 does not, in and of itself, lead to the development of aneuploidy [40].

This showed that there was no difference between the wild-type and mutant minigenes with both producing mRNA with normal inclusion of coding exon 15 (Supp. Figure S4b).

RT-PCR analysis shows that in the wild-type context (Lane 1) a PCR product of 594 bp was amplified which represented normal inclusion of exon 15 in the mature transcript.

Specifically, the timing of glucose measurements, the level of basal glucose considered above normal, inclusion or exclusion of individuals not receiving antihyperglycemic therapy, and the effects of treatments that affect mainly BHG or PPHG all might influence these relationships.

In subsequent analysis of paired gastric cancer and normal tissues, inclusion of the alternative exon was detected in three of 20 cancer tissue specimens but not in the adjacent tissues.

Although taz −/− RPE appears normal, the inclusion of one mutant taz allele within a yap −/− background (yap −/−; taz +/−) enhanced the loss of RPE and led to more severe body axis, heart and NR defects compared with yap −/− siblings (Fig. 1J-J″).

This paper develops a method that maps an enhanced Entity-Relationship (ER+) schema into a relational schema and normalizes the latter into an inclusion normal form (IN-NF). Unlike classical normalization that concerns individual relations only, IN-NF takes interrelational redundancies into account and characterizes a relational database schema as a whole.

There are some limitations in our study that include the higher frequency of females in our three groups, the relatively small number of the headache-free normal subjects and inclusion of patients with only one type of TTH, i.e. chronic tension headache.

These proteins, however, still had to be observed five or more times in the normal samples for inclusion.