Therefore, we also had the possibility to investigate the distinct end-points of death and MI separately, which we demonstrated were relevant for the estimation of the predictive value of IL-10.
The reads mapping with up to two nucleotide mismatches to mature miRNAs, but which matched the pre-miRNA (and genomic sequence), resulting from the utilization of distinct 5' end cleavage sites by Dicer or Drosha were identified.
Emphasis is focused on the dynamic behavior of a spinning beam with distinct end conditions for the transverse vibrations in the two principal directions of the cross section.
Grouping the adjacent, but anatomically distinct, end points of primary liver cancer and biliary cancer, which includes cancer of the gallbladder, limits application of mode-of-action data and may introduce misclassification bias.
Since "WHILE" iteration is utilized in MIDMRA without distinct end point, the iteration times may not be a fixed value.
The production of these two isotopically distinct end products is much higher than would be observed during natural denitrification.
Distinct end views of the hDmc1-ssDNA complexes and hDmc1 rings formed in the absence of ssDNA were selected from the micrographs of MT stained specimens.
The U.S. EPA (2011) assumed distinct mechanisms for distinct end points, with different dose metrics applying.
Moreover, these data suggested that distinct end points of oncogenic Ras signaling exhibit varying sensitivities to the action of RBD polypeptides.
A group as diverse as Bloomsbury can't really be said to have a distinct end point, their individual and joint influence being picked over for decades; and now, again, seen on our TV screens.
But there is something useful about the disjunctiveness of posts like hers, which pop the bubble of the social-media surfaces that we slide along, as if our time here were a never-ending river rather than a journey that has a distinct end.
