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This shows the feasibility of treating recurrently a large number of CNS lesions without significantly impacting patient's quality of life.

If the same loci or genomic regions recurrently exhibit large effect sizes on certain traits, this would mean that the relative effect sizes of QTLs on specific characters are usually background-independent.

Farmed Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in eastern North America escape into wild salmon rivers recurrently and in large numbers (Morris et al. 2008).

These mutations have recurrently arisen in a larger number of unrelated families.

It is a recurrent – and recurrently urgent – theme in English football.

Whether this switching mechanism is at work in larger networks of recurrently connected SCs remains an open question.

Following our deeper sequencing, we could reliably detect a larger number of recurrently mutated loci, and hence could test 23 deletion strains (revised Figure 8).

For example, some very large genes are recurrently mutated by virtue of their size and others by virtue of their chromatin organisation (Lawrence et al., 2013).

In particular, recurrently aberrated regions have a reference with larger variance than regions that show seldom aberrations.

Although large bodied monkeys and peccaries recurrently feature in the diet of people which rely on wildmeat as a source of protein, many have demonstrated that peccary species are more important than primate species for human consumption [e.g., Cormier, 2003; Franzen, 2006; Parathian & Maldonado, 2010; also in a review of several studies by Sponsel, 1997].

In a large cohort validation, CBFA2T3-GLIS2 transcript was recurrently found in pediatric CN-AML cases and predicted poor outcome [ 23].