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Thus, although successful HTO in sheep is complex and requires attention to these principles, the sheep represents because of its similarities with humans (Allen et al. 1998) an elegant model to induce axial malalignment in a clinically relevant environment, and osteotomy healing under challenging mechanical conditions (Pape & Madry 2013).

Or perhaps there is a fundamental misunderstanding in the West about what the revolution really represented, because of the liberal-capitalist paradigm in which we ourselves are all imprisoned.

Targeted ultrasound (US) contrast agents represent, because of their size (1 to 5 μm), a unique class of diagnostic imaging agents enabling true vascular imaging of conditions like inflammation and tumor angiogenesis.

In addition to the SNPs that were previously studied we included 132 SNPs from 14 genes emphasizing genes from the complement coagulation pathway that were not previously represented because of strong associations between SNPs in this pathway and PTB previously identified in EA.

Regional differences may not be accurately represented because of few participants from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The Ascomycota are well represented because of the number of available sequenced genomes, and is subdivided into subphyla Pezizomycotina, Saccharomycotina and Taphrinamycotina (Fig. 1).

However, a large proportion of cases such as odontomas, e.t.c., which are not as aggressive, could have been under represented because of their clinical course and the clinical practices at these centers.

*Under represented because of security reason Weighted total goitre rate in 15 to 49 year-old women was 35.8% (95%, CI = 34.5 – 37.1), 24.3% palpable and 11.5% visible goitre (table 1).

Another limitation to be addressed relates to the statistical methods used for factorial analyses: a group of redundant characteristics (information) may be well represented because of their association (redundancy) while an independent clinically relevant information could be lost in the blank noise and not be well represented by the interpretable axes.

The Yankees have won three consecutive World Series but might be sparsely represented because none of their position players are front-runners in the voting, and no one is having a big offensive season.

"So you are an organization that represents people because of their ideology or because they hire you?" she asks.