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More likely this is a generalised – and bleak – portrait of humanity at its best and worst.

This is a generalised form of that suggested in Bebbington (2013) in which the inner area was assumed to have twice the probability of the outer.

If this is a generalised phenomenon, then a case can be made that in prostate cancer, patients with low CB1IR are sensitive to apoptosis produced by local endocannabinoids (which will be regulated by FAAH and monoacylglycerol lipase), whilst cases with high CB1IR will be insensitive to the local endocannabinoid levels.

This is a generalised estimating equations approach that permits the inclusion of subjects with incomplete data records.

This is a generalised linear model with outcome d ki with a Poisson error structure and a link function ln(μ ki −d ki *) with offset ln y ki ).

While this study shows a mechanism of miR transport from human trophectoderm cells in vitro, it remains to be investigated whether this is a generalised phenomenon for most miRs secreted by human blastocysts.

Another important outcome of this study is a generalised relation of the form ϵs·tr = (ϵ23·ϵf 12; and this relation is compared with the relation proposed by Radhakrishnan, i.e. ϵs·tr = (ϵ223·ϵf 13.

This characterisation of convexity is a generalised version of Theorem 3 of Section 2 (cf. Eisenberg [3, Theorem 1]).

Moreover, this study shows that there is a generalised idea among the public that the state regulator has a prominent role, as the same patterns were observed for the food service industry and the education sector.

In reality, "religion" is a generalised term.

Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia (MED) is a generalised skeletal dysplasia that is clinically and genetically heterogenous.