In this way, one exceptionally high measurement ('outlier') can bias the ASE ratio and we realized that this had pertained in particular to SNP rs7871490.
If this health care model pertained in America — if we simply did for everybody what we now do only for some — I have no doubt that even without further discovery, we could substantially diminish the death rate from cancer.
(C ) The difference in simple spike firing frequency was pertained in this subset of Purkinje cell recordings (Z+: 36.0 ± 15.5 Hz; Z−: 75.8 ± 19.5 Hz; t = 4.618, p<0.001), indicating that this difference is linked to zebrin identity, rather than lobular location.
My county loyalties (something that pertained in the old days) still lie with Middlesex, although I hope Glamorgan can hoist themselves up.
The change indicates fewer frames are pertained in the adaptation because of network gradation.
Information about chromatogram associations to chromatogram groups is pertained in the data representation.
This pertains, in the show, to large, scrawled abstract drawings, cut out in woozy shapes, by Ossorio, a hit-or-miss artist who was a close friend of Pollock's and aspired to a similarly liberated, but histrionically primitivist, style.
This pertains in particular to the recently identified acetate assimilation pathways.
This pertains in Africa, too, where levels of unmet need for this kind of care are particularly high [ 7, 8].
This pertains in particular to originating regions in which English is not the native language (i.e. Eastern Europe and Japan), where researchers tend to publish their findings in regional journals of their own language [ 18].
