The hypothesis of selective equivalence of stop codons has not been rigorously tested and, contrary to the general expectation, there are data that suggest that stop codon may not be entirely synonymous.
India's poor law may thus come to rely on a means test, contrary to the spirit of Mill.
Despite the fact that molecular test, contrary to the breath methane test, detects both alive and dead methanogens, data herein reported indicate that gut methanogens are detectable in almost all individuals, regardless of them being healthy individuals or suffering from intestinal disease.
When we performed a survival analysis using the Kaplan-Meier method, recipients receiving the homozygous variant allele (AA) from donors showed poor graft survival compared to recipients who received kidneys with the wild-type (GG) or heterozygous genotype (GA) in the log-rank test, contrary to the association of BPAR and SDF1 polymorphism (Figure 2B and 2C, P = 0.005, 0.001, respectively).
Second, the earlier study utilized items that did not include complete descriptions of the screening tests, contrary to the recommendations of some [ 3, 8].
A substantial number of non-carriers ⩾50 did not have a mammogram in the 3 years post-genetic test contrary to National Breast Screening recommendations.
Because of the close relationship between the 6MW and 30MW tests, contrary to our expectations, the 30MW test did not demonstrate greater capacity to differentiate between individuals nor have stronger correlations with patient-reported outcomes compared to the 6MW test.
The belief that everybody needs to be tested regularly is contrary to recent WHO recommendations in low-level HIV prevalence or concentrated epidemic settings, which consider that re-testing should not be recommended to HIV-negative people [ 37].
On the contrary, samples tested at shorter fatigue lives showed crack initiation close to the surface.
By contrary, when tested in positive potential window (0 0.6 V), the NiCoS NRAs show a maximum specific capacitance of ∼800 F g-1 at 12 mA cm−2.
