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Each computer program generated randomly could be a response of the GP method.

Crystallization which occurs randomly could be considered as a way to increase the substrate thickness despite the fact that the tethering density is getting reduced.

In addition, ROC curves for each of the MUC1 glycopeptides on the arrays fit the perfect diagonal and the areas under the curve did not significantly differ from 0.5 indicating that no distinction between the real data and data generated randomly could be made (see Figures 2E and F).

Finally, Twelve conserved miRNAs and 10 brassica-specific candidates, which were randomly selected, could be readily detected by qRT-PCR, suggesting that miRNAs are bona fide miRNAs.

The correlations between GDS-15 and PGCMS and the internal consistency of the GDS-15 in our study indicate that answers are not given randomly, which could be expected from people with cognitive impairments or dementia.

Dr. Lundberg said that restoring the old policy could result in an immediate increase in the autopsy rate and that even randomly performed autopsies could be useful.

The subject pairs were randomly chosen and could be friends, siblings, husband and wife, colleagues, or acquaintances.

Accordingly, independent drilling supervision should be strengthened and borehole logging at least of a few and randomly selected boreholes could be made as an integral part of all government drilling projects in the country, with the Community Water and Sanitation Agency CWSAA) being responsible to enforce the practice.

Thus, a comparison of outcomes in the friends group and the randomly chosen group could be an effective technique for detecting outbreaks at early stages of an epidemic.

As soon as we started the experiments, we realized that most of the noise we observed was not independent and randomly distributed, which could be reduced by averaging over trials.

Only 47 of 60 randomly selected patients could be contacted by postal mail for the pre-study patient survey.