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But Nathan A. Sales, an assistant professor at the George Mason University School of Law, said in a statement: "The reason the home has enjoyed uniquely robust privacy protections in the Anglo-American legal tradition is because it is a sanctuary into which the owner can withdraw from the government's watchful eye.

This paper has examined the relationship between international migration and technology flows from host to source countries in a uniquely robust way.

Finally, we removed genes common to neurodegeneration from disease-specific gene signatures, revealing uniquely robust immune response and JAK-STAT signaling in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Adult skeletal muscle tissue has a uniquely robust capacity for regeneration, which gradually declines with aging or is compromised in muscle diseases.

In contrast, QRT-PCR is currently capable of measuring single genes in a uniquely robust and sensitive fashion being capable of detecting specific mRNAs at levels as low as 1 copy per 5,000 cells (1 copy in 10 ng of total RNA).

An optimal family of 31 31 × 31 perfect arrays can provide copyright protection to uniquely stamp a robust, low-visibility watermark within every frame of each second of high-definition, 30 fps video.

This study uniquely identified a robust long-term culture surface for the self-renewal of hESCs without the use of biologic coatings (e.g., peptides, proteins, or Matrigel™) in completely chemically-defined media that employed practical culturing techniques amenable to clinical-scale cell expansion.

Diploid Fragaria iinumae has been suggested as a second genome donor to the octoploids, based on phylogenetic analyses of low-copy nuclear loci [ 42, 43], and has been shown to uniquely share a robust mitochondrial marker with the octoploids [ 44].

In other words the critical reactions are uniquely determined in highly robust models despite the variability of the kinetic parameters.

Uniquely, IH endothelium exhibits robust expression of glucose transporter-1 (Glut-1).

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