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In this perspective, we summarize evidence supporting criteria for the selection of related and unrelated adult volunteer progenitor cell donors or umbilical cord blood units.
Diagnostic and supporting criteria for the diagnosis of DBA are described in Table III.
A patient can be assigned as having a "probable" diagnosis, with a decreasing degree of certitude if; three diagnostic criteria are present along with a positive family history; two diagnostic criteria and three minor supporting criteria are present; or, a positive family history and three minor supporting criteria are evident, even in the absence of diagnostic criteria.
Its expression can nevertheless be detected in small RNA libraries and it is considered supporting criteria for miRNA validation [ 38]. miRNA* expression for cassava miRNAs was quantified as the number of reads in each library strand-specifically mapping to cassava miRNAs* predicted from pre-miRNAs.
By using the presence of miRNA precursor sequences in related genomes as one of a number of supporting criteria, we identified up to 100 miRNAs in barley.
Our study instrument lacked evidence supporting criterion validity in women for depression.
In accordance with previous findings [ 13, 20], positive correlations between the TSK-GV total score and pain-related disability and depression were found, supporting criterion related validity.
For that purpose, and given that the fold-back precursors for these sequences were already detected in the genome, expression levels were used as a secondary supporting criterion [ 29].
Significant differences between the groups receiving full and reduced information were found for the total score (p<.001) and its three subscales (cognitive p<.001, emotional p=.001, and behavioral p<.001), supporting criterion validity.
While the presence of the core motif may prove useful as supporting criterion for the identification of candidate ACs, it is not stringent enough to identify candidate ACs ab initio.
