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In contrast, recent reports have shown that tumour released circulating DNA and RNA in plasma serum samples were useful for detecting the tumour-specific abnormalities and monitoring disease status in cancers (Sozzi et al, 2003; Kimura et al, 2006; Skvortsova et al, 2006; Diehl et al, 2008; Schwarzenbach et al, 2009).

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Large part of the groundwater samples was useful for irrigation based on TDS (57 %) and groundwater was fresh (40%%) as well as brackish (60%%) in nature (Table 2).

Therefore, a writing template with particular language patterns and samples is useful for training staff, students and interested people to prepare their research abstracts in English.

Our approach also demonstrates that even incomplete information on individual identity of birds within samples is useful for analyzing these types of data.

This finding supports the conclusion that urine samples are useful for diagnosis of ZIKV infections.

Thus, both urine and cervical samples are useful for diagnostic purposes.

Purposive samples are useful for exploratory research and hypothesis building, and worst-case documentation is important for moral, advocacy and legal reasons.

Proteomics, aiming at the large-scale protein analysis in biological samples, is useful for monitoring proteins that are involved in physiological changes in cells or organisms [ 1].

Such an approach is supported by the report that aqueous samples are useful for investigating the role of certain factors in various diseases and for pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic studies [ 19].

11 While the collection of self-swab samples is useful for the surveillance of ill individuals and collection of samples of nonmedically attended infections, another potential use of self-swabbing in a household is to collect samples from asymptomatic individuals in affected households.

It has been long known that Gibbs sampler is useful for simulating data from the joint posterior distribution (Gelfand et al.1990 Wakefield19966).1990 Wakefield1996

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