Unsurprisingly Class I, comprising miRNAs abundantly expressed across all samples, was predominantly made up of previously annotated miRNA, whereas classes II and III, comprising lowly-expressed miRNAs and tissue-restricted miRNAs, respectively, were enriched for novel miRNAs, reflecting the greater sensitivity afforded by dissecting gonadal tissues at various stages of development.
Thatcher's selling spree was predominantly of equity stakes in previously nationalised industries.
The solid-state C NMR spectra of Figures 5 and S5 show that undegraded residues from all potato periderm samples studied herein are composed predominantly of polysaccharides, as reported previously for both native and wound materials.
The lipocalins constitute a large group of small predominantly extracellular proteins previously regarded as obscure transporters of hydrophobic ligands ([ 79, 80] and ref. therein).
In addition, the criterion of sclerosis of previously osteolytic metastases is not relevant for metastatic disease that is predominantly sclerotic at baseline, as can occur in a number of cancers and is particularly common in prostate cancer.
Based on re-analysis of previously published global binding studies performed in mouse ES cells, we found that Ring1b predominantly binds and represses genes with CpG-'rich' promoters.
The redefined subset of genes predicted to comprise the refined secretome, verifies the previously recognised secretome predominantly within previously identified hotspot location for this gene type in the genome, namely the subtelomeric and highly recombinatorial regions.
The inflammatory infiltrate consisted predominantly of lymphocytes and macrophages, similar to what has been previously reported (14, 15 ).
Although our cohort consisted predominantly of patients receiving initial therapy, a small subset (∼6%) had been previously treated with other diabetes medications.
In fact, we have previously demonstrated that C. neoformans-specific antibodies generated in protected mice were predominantly of a protective phenotype [41].
