Earlier, the French newspaper Le Monde said DNA samples had made it possible to formally identify Abou Zeid.
First, the in silico screening transcriptomics database with 5700 samples has made it possible to develop an approach for ' in silico clinical validation'.
In addition, a need to understand HAND progression across an HIV individual's lifespan, coupled with difficulty in obtaining brain samples, has made cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) sampling a surrogate endpoint for assessing HAND development [ 10].
The census has always been fraught — there's a lot of money at stake, and the constitutional language about "actual enumeration" (archaic or wise, depending on how you feel about statistical sampling) has made for tricky Supreme Court cases.
With digital technology, sampling has made replicating sounds and styles infinitely simpler; it has, in effect, eliminated the middle man -- if you consider the musician the middle man in a producer's art.
Because top executive jobs are hard to fit with motherhood, high-flying women may quit the corporate rat race for self-employed consulting, and then cut back even further on working time: 10 years after completing an M.B.A., 62percentt of self-employed women in the survey sample had made that decision.
However, limited access to the cerebral circulation and limited capacity for tissue sampling has made evaluation of lactate shuttling within and among brain cells difficult.
Park Nicollet Health Services, one of the largest health systems in the state, banned all industry gifts and nearly all free drug samples and has made public all doctor consulting payments.
In a loud sandwich shop in Marylebone, Carragher walked me through a sample she had made for one of Sansa's Season 6 costumes.
The Uncommon sample I had made from a photo illustration I created was bright, colorful and detailed.
