Statistical analysis of the methylation microarray data revealed extensive DNA-methylation changes between tumor and adjacent tissue and concurrence of some of these DNA-methylation changes with particular breast cancer molecular subtypes and tumor morphologies.
By the end of 2011 — subject to Iraqi concurrence, of course — some 20,000 to 40,000 troops would remain for an extended period.
To paraphrase Justice John Paul Stevens's concurrence: show us some actual evidence that a citizen really faces danger in signing a petition.
"Every verdict in every criminal case in Florida requires the concurrence, not of some, not of most, but of all jurors – every single one of them," Hirsch wrote. .
Would it be permissible for such a majority to adopt a rule that cloture can be invoked — or bills passed, or some other "business" conducted — only with the concurrence of ninety per cent of the Senate?
Could some circumstances be defined as a remarkable concurrence of events or conditions without any apparent connection?
These findings were also in concurrence with the findings of some other research groups [ 19, 30].
From a biological view, three paradigms could be used to explain the strong concurrence between ECs and miRNAs, where some have been verified by recent toxicological studies.
The present data also show that the association of two PrP27-30 fragments, which does not represent a bona-fide type 1 and 2 concurrence, may also be a feature of some sCJD cases.
Jurisdictional differences in general population health status, provision of and access to health care, and distribution of health and social inequalities, potentially contribute in concurrence with these policies, and may explain some of the observed differences in the cold weather-mortality associations.
