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In this study we found that about 60% of patients with chest pain were not referred, suggesting a selection of minor or less 'typical' cases.

The gene-expression of these mesenchymal markers was analyzed in passaged fetal liver cells and SMA-gene-expression increased, while the gene-expression level of Desmin decreased compared with that of the primary cultures (p < 0.05; Fig.  5a c), suggesting a selection of SMA-positive mesenchymal cells with successive passage of isolated fetal liver cells.

A reconstruction algorithm suggests a selection of suitable tailored flaps and pedicles based on tumor location and vascular supply of the breast.

She let rock professionals -- Metallica's managers, Cliff Burnstein and Peter Mensch -- suggest a selection of songs spanning recent college-radio rock (Arcade Fire, Band of Horses, Death Cab for Cutie) and baby-boomer memories (Jefferson Airplane, Peter Gabriel).

The contribution suggests a selection of interesting techniques and processes achievable in self-help construction; some of them are quite innovative since they use in a new and different way recycled materials and products, thus boosting economic growth and social development.

When users publish a pic of a meal, the system suggests a selection of wines to pair with it.

The idea is that you set your saving goals and how much you want to invest, and Cashboard suggests a selection of asset classes and providers based on your chosen level of risk.

The sudden flattening of the curve at a true positive ratio of about 0.85 suggests a selection of θ between 0.4 and 0.3 to optimize the true positive/false positive ratio tradeoff.

We would also like to suggest a selection of trials according to a velocity range limited to 0.3 m/s (e.g. 1.6-1.9 1.6-1.9 or 1.9-2.2 1.9-2.2) [ 4, 6- 12, 14] instead of a larger one that overlaps walking and trotting gait intervals (e.g. 1.3-1.9 m/s).

The observation of HER2 amplification exclusively in disseminated cells, suggests a selection of clones within the primary tumour that harboured initial HER2 amplification and that were underrepresented in the primary tumour, for example, by cytotoxic agents, rather than an acquisition of this amplification de novo within the metastatic cells.

The proportion of patients with BD in the manic phase of the disease was relatively high, possibly suggesting a selection bias through use of antipsychotics.