In general for TND-MLMD samples, the confidence interval was strikingly wider with 5 than 10 controls.
The current report details a case in which the evolution of one gene family contrasts strikingly with genome-wide patterns, suggesting purifying selection on intron exon structures and suggesting functional roles for splicing in these genes.
Moreover, as has been noted by many authors and consistent with a role for vitamin D deficiency in MS pathogenesis, world-wide distribution maps of reduced UVB availability are strikingly similar to world-wide distribution maps of MS prevalence [2], [47], [48], [50], [51].
ARE the men who run China brilliant strategists or accident-prone apparatchiks, who can appear strikingly naïve about the wider world?
With Pounce, one of Everyday Studio's cardboard pieces, he stared wide-eyed at the strikingly simple lines.
Strikingly, there has been no wide public outcry about the latest drug scandals.
Just recently, McConaughey has given exploratory, strikingly intelligent performances in a wide variety of roles: the reticent Texas lawyer in "Bernie"; the happy-in-sleaze, male-strip-club owner in "Magic Mike''; and the fantasizing runaway outlaw, in love with a faithless woman, in "Mud".
Just recently, McConaughey has given exploratory, strikingly intelligent performances in a wide variety of roles: the reticent Texas lawyer in "Bernie"; the happy-in-sleaze, male-strip-club owner in "Magic Mike"; and the fantasizing runaway outlaw, in love with a faithless woman, in "Mud".
The critics said: "Recently, McConaughey has given exploratory, strikingly intelligent performances in a wide variety of roles.
What this variation illustrates, quite strikingly, is not only the wide variation in methods, but also the attendant variation in the aims and epistemologies associated with these methods.
