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Since these isolates originated from a sample of 1,389 MRSA isolates, it can be concluded that USA300 in particular, and PVL-positive MRSA in general, are much less of a problem in Ireland than in the USA [57].

In the current study design, there is no "true" control sample: a "true" control would be the same fraction as the active fraction in the fractionation scheme presented (Fig.  1), originating from a sample with no activity from an identical environment, i.e., containing all the non-active compounds.

This sample of 282 originated from a larger sample of 1,980 college freshman.

The participants in this cross-sectional study originated from a random sample of a large cohort, and blood samples where drawn from 97.5% of the 17,357 participants, favoring the generalization of our results.

This comparison suggests that, for the three sample libraries in question, 30-7030-70%he RNA-Seq reads originated from a different sample.

Pristionchus sp. 3 is a gonochoristic species, represented by the single strain CZ3975, which originated from a soil sample from a flowerbed at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

Strains originated from a global sampling of clinical and environmental sources in the Western Hemisphere, Asia, Africa, and Europe.

The Capra hircus sequence originated from an Indian sample, while the Ovis aries and Capra ibex individuals were both from Europe.

The subjects originated from a random population sample.

The primary amniocytes used here originated from a single amniocentesis sample.

The acclimation step was done only for the MBR2 sample, since this sludge sample originated from a membrane bioreactor operating without high phenol concentration.