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In a subset of UK Caucasians, a trend was seen towards a higher degree of D-14 polymorphism in OA.

Offering live programming is a subset of the trend, as evidenced by a promotion in January sponsored by Hewlett-Packard called "H.P. ePrint Live".

Other classified techniques show a small variation in numbers performed year to year as a percentage of the total, but unspecified technique is the only subset to show a trend of gradual increase.

In the current study, Siraux and colleagues found that as many as 50% of high-dose responders failed to respond to the low-dose test and that this discordant subset of patients showed a trend toward worse 28-day mortality.

In the context of cell culture process monitoring, a subset of compound concentration trends from a batch culture shown in Fig. 1 illustrates the confusion that can arise from possible systematic errors (details provided in the Cell culture section of Methods).

But it highlighted something of a trend among a certain subset of couples who are looking outside (sometimes way outside) accepted custom.

Placing in Iowa might land one a talk show (see Mike Huckabee), but the preferences of a handful of Americans belonging to a committed, ideological subset of a committed, ideological party do not a national trend suggest.

This was a rare subset of a rare subset of traffic accident.

Rana, 31, and her sister Lama Qubbaj, 28, represent a subset of a subset.

subrepertoire n. a subset of a repertoire.

Instead, the focus is on the facile concept of personal responsibility and the blaming of the individual; a subset of a subset of a subset of what the report talks about.