The term of copy-number mutations (CNMs) is used, from the standpoint pathological relevance, in distinction to the neutral term 'copy-number variation' CNV, in accordance with previous studies.
6. Relevance is relevant.
Technical literature on mechanical performances of anchored smooth rebars is non-comprehensive, mainly from the deformation standpoint, despite the relevance of this aspect to the response of critical regions, i.e. beam to column joints and column bases.
Also, from a clinical standpoint, the prognostic relevance of ATM mutations in CLL is still controversial, so we have excluded this gene from the current study (Lozanski et al., 2012; Ouillette et al., 2012; Skowronska et al., 2012).
In view of the relevance of so many different standpoints, feminist philosophy of disability must meet the challenge of constructing an account of disability identity that does not invoke or appeal to "normal" examples of disabled people.
Though not to be a blockbuster from a financial standpoint, the lawsuit has relevance to the current debate in Washington.
From a swine health standpoint, it is of relevance because of resistance to penicillin and ceftiofur, two commonly used antimicrobials [ 23].
Although the dependence of this model on the expression of a viral antigen is questionable from the standpoint of pure physiologic relevance, it remains the only glioma GEMM produced to date whose biology is centered on the Rb pathway.
During data analysis, researchers should explicitly discuss the relevance of ethical theories, concepts, or standpoints for the empirical data analysis, as well as possible reductionist tendencies associated with the requirements of particular methods, e.g. the standardization of question wording and statistical analysis in quantitative surveys [ 81].
Not only are such representations of dubious biological relevance, they are also suspect from a statistical standpoint because the number of data points underlying the "modified average gene" vary dramatically depending on real gene length.
