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Undifferentiated febrile illnesses (UFIs) are a common clinical problem in south Asia. 1, 2 Defined as a fever without a focus of infection on initial physical examination or in basic laboratory tests, UFIs represent a considerable burden of disease with diagnostic and therapeutic challenges.

Other work [ 26] observed that although in S. cerevisiae and bacteriophage T7 co-expression and protein-protein interaction are related, self-interactions cannot be tested by correlation between expression profiles which notably represent a considerable proportion of the samples.

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The final targets represent a considerable improvement.

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Labour and delivery represent a considerable effort for pregnant women.

However, he conceded that the talks did represent a considerable challenge.

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They represent a considerable danger for Mr. Gore and his party this fall.

This "seems to represent a considerable promotion for a minor local deity," Mr. Connor writes.

And would the administration of drugs not represent a considerable breach of Wilson's rights as an innocent citizen?