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An IPS score >10 represents an argument against a BSI onset in oncology-hematology patients and should be considered as a complementary tool for the early detection of a BSI.

While this represents an argument against the use of peptides per se, it might also be viewed as outlining the challenges and opportunities for the biomaterials field.

This, Verfaillie and McKay both emphasized, represents an argument for continuing to study embryonic stem cells, which might provide a roadmap for the new adult stem cells Verfaillie and her colleagues appear to have uncovered.

Tahrir represents an argument against Egypt's own history of minor, child rulers whose shadows fill its valleys and khans, eternity still haunting the former kingdom, but more inscrutable than ever.

Each one represents an argument that PRO has constructed to support the query.

Indeed, this represents an argument for outsourcing developed world pharmacometric problems to Africa where human resource costs are typically lower, while providing the additional advantage of developing the skills needed for studying African specific problems.

Mr Miliband's speech, despite its weaknesses, at least represented an argument that needs to be made.

All I can say about the 11 notable titles selected here is that in my opinion they represent an argument against the frequently heard claim that cookbooks are being dumbed down.

To some in the Trump Administration, the gaps in our knowledge of North Korea represent an argument against deterrence; they are unwilling to assume that Pyongyang will be constrained by the prospect of mutually assured destruction.

The fact that GSX (NveAnthox2) and CDX (NveHD065) are linked together in the Nematostella genome [38] does not represent an argument for an ancient origin of the ParaHox cluster, since it is equally compatible with the scenario favoured by our tree (figure 4A), in which GSX and CDX are sister-genes issued from a duplication independent from the anterior/posterior Hox duplication.

Yet this does not represent an argument against reading bed-time stories.