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The SIL-derived isotope patterns provide a high certainty that the detected metabolites are truly derived from the studied tracer.

According to the prosecutors, Hwang and the team apparently believed the "Number 1" stem cell line that formed the basis for the 2004 Science paper was truly derived from a cloned blastocyst.

If these sequences were truly derived from the amplification of Archaean bacteria, they should have diverged more that 1% at this locus since the deposition of these rocks some 2,724 Myr ago.

To further verify that human vascular endothelial markers detected by IHC staining were truly derived from MV411 cells, we further examined the transcripts of CD31, CD34, CD45 and VWF in MV411 cells before (Fig. 5B) and after transplantation (Fig. 5C).

To ascertain that the PCR products are truly derived from the expected junctions, we sequenced the junctional PCR products and were able to obtain sequences from most of these fragments (Fig. 2; Table 1).

These GFP-positive RBCs are truly derived from 2C4G2 pCSCs, because no GFP-positive RBCs were detected in the 2C4 tumors using the same mAb to GFP (Fig. 1G & H, and Fig. S1A, B).

It was yet another entry in their expansive record of resilience, one more reason to believe this exasperating Knicks team truly derives power from adversity.

"But I'm also mindful of the fact that when you open up a new channel, sometimes you have to see it and feel it before you can really recognise what value you can truly derive from it".

Of note is that 96percentt of those physicians felt that patients were truly deriving a very real physiological benefit from placebos.

By the early 1720s it had become clear that the dominant period in the anomalies of motion of these two planets is not that of the time between conjunctions, but something of much longer duration, giving rise to the questions of what the vagaries actually are and whether they can truly be derived from Jupiter's and Saturn's gravitational forces.

With the assumption that identified scaffolds truly are derived from one of these 50 BACs, an estimate of scaffold reliability can therefore be defined as the proportion of contigs within a scaffold that originate from a certain BAC.