Nevertheless, many studies use it, often even as the sole source of data.
While increased taxon sampling will likely rapidly occur in the near future, we agree with earlier suggestions of the importance of not relying on mitogenomes as the sole source of data for inferring phylogenetic relationships [ 70].
Due to limited resources, only the Medline® database was searched; thus the evidence-map database cannot be the sole source of data when used as the basis for a systematic review.
Although this was a multi-method study, its centrepiece, and the sole source of data for this paper, was a self-completion survey of 1749 17 20-year-olds, 909 males and 840 females.
Dependent upon the disease or condition of interest, a PRO may be the sole source of data from which drug efficacy can be measured, while in others it may provide supplementary information on how the disease and its treatment impact patients' functioning and feeling.
We also confirmed that the fmp21Δ strains showed a decreased growth rate in medium containing glycerol as a sole carbon source (data not shown).
Initial evaluation showed that all strains grew well on minimal medium supplemented with d-glucose, but no growth could be observed when d-xylose was used as the sole carbon source (data not shown).
No significant amount of any oxygenated lipids was detected in the supernatant or cell pellet of C. albicans cultured with dextrose as the sole carbon source (data not shown).
Based on the fact that LdhA homologs are primarily utilized for lactate biosynthesis in fermentative reactions [12], [13], and that A. actinomycetemcomitans does not grow with D-lactate as the sole carbon source (data not shown), we hypothesized that AA02769 likely encodes the enzyme required for growth on L-lactate.
All 26 mutant strains could be cultivated in galactose containing medium but stopped growth when plated on medium with glucose as the sole carbon source (data not shown), indicating that each of the corresponding LSU r-proteins is essential for yeast growth.
