"I feel strongly," Mr. Newman continues, "that I was complicit in not recognizing the significance and extent of the problem.
The relevant paragraph is below, followed by the full document: The notebook belonging to Mr. Mulcaire, which has formed an important part of the police investigation, will be summarized so that its true significance and extent may be understood.
More recently, repeated impact tests carried out on thick laminates pointed out the significance and extent of the penetration process in thick laminates, which the DD is unable to monitor as, by definition, it reaches the value of one at penetration to remain unchanged over the entire penetration process.
Although they are often infected with multiple AI viruses, the significance and extent of acquired immunity in these populations is not understood.
Of significance, the extent of B-cell infectivity measured by GFP positive CD19 expression was very high within 6 hours postinfection increasing to above 90% after 7 days postinfection (Figure 6A, right panel).
The significance and extent of resulting effects of CCC must be addressed in future studies.
Not much is known about the significance and extent of synergy effects and it is unclear whether an uncertainty factor of 10 would be protective or over-protective.
The Cox proportional hazards model was used to investigate the significance of extent of lymph node resection (characterised by the number of lymph nodes reported) after adjusting for other patient features, including age, race, year of diagnosis, stage, and grade, and number of positive nodes.
To fully understand the significance and extent of differences between human and canine NHEJ pathway future studies are needed such as, quantification of phosphorylated DNA-PKcs-foci, NHEJ assays using a pathway-specific substrate, determination of DNA-PKcs protein levels with different antibodies and quantitative mass spectrometry.
As the purpose of this model is to compare the behaviour of one sub-group, nurses, with the rest of the sample, each variable was interacted with the variable NURSE to gauge the significance and extent of any differences between nurses and others in relation to remittance behaviour (i.e. NINCOME, NTIM, NTONGA, etc).
