The rationale is that such a placement is not wrong, it just does not communicate whether the placement is uniquely appropriate for that sequence.
"And for Senator Clinton or others to suggest that their experiences as first lady or some other set of experiences uniquely qualifies them for that phone call, I think, is a dubious proposition".
The most abundant transcript in all procyclic form libraries was that for the heat shock gene, HSP83 (Tb10.26.1080), with a maximum tag count in procyclic form library A of 22,977 tags accounting for 3.3% of uniquely aligned tags for that sample.
And some Black Friday specials may be numbered uniquely at the factory for that day.
Slacker also takes a uniquely human approach to content programming, mixing in news from ABC, ESPN sports, and updates from The Weather Channel for uniquely personalized entertainment that goes well beyond music.
All other eQTLs for uniquely mapped probes that did not meet this criteria were assigned as trans eQTLs.
I think I uniquely understand that.
Natural attenuation processes operating in the unsaturated zone that, uniquely for VOCs includes volatilisation, may, however, serve to protect underlying groundwater and potentially reduce the need for expensive remedial actions.
A careful review of previous research is presented and it is highlighted that uniquely for downy mildews, Poakatesthia may form an intracellular mycelium, growing through several host cells.
Coupled with the fact that interneurons are coherent to beta15-35 Hz primarily during correct trials, our results strongly suggest that beta15-35 Hz rhythmic circuits might be uniquely processing information that is critical for successful utilization of associative memory.
