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As this uniquely vast experience does not sufficiently detail individual patients and includes presentations not described elsewhere (e.g. SMA dissection in eight patients), we have chosen to exclude it from the table.

Sub-Saharan Africa is uniquely characterized by vast geographic areas that are difficult to access; uneven socioeconomic development; nearly transcontinental limitations in epidemiologic, surveillance, and laboratory capacity; and profound infrastructure weaknesses relating to communications and health systems and capacity of government organizations to effectively focus limited resources.

Traditionally, Russia's generals and political leaders have seen their country as a vast power uniquely straddling Europe and Asia, beholden to no one in shaping its strategy.

This is a vast and uniquely rich dataset compiled from 20-minute interviews with 800,000 music lovers from 25 different countries, recording their interests, attitudes, behaviours, and their familiarity and appreciation of music.

Take the current recovery, which has been found to be uniquely imbalanced as the vast majority of the growth in income has flowed to the top of the scale.

Tonight, almost uniquely in rock history, the vast majority of the audience has virtually no idea what's going to happen before it does.

Strikingly, only a minority (0.06%) of the 1147 genes (68/1147) changing in expression in response to bacitracin treatment responded uniquely to this compound; the vast majority were similarly affected by vancomycin or by all three drugs (see Figure 1B).

Considering cellulose is the most abundant organic molecule on earth, the ability to effectively ferment cellulolytic materials uniquely positions ruminants to utilize vast resources globally without directly competing with humans.

Their moral authority and their vast constituencies make them uniquely powerful allies for children.

Contact: [email protected] Proteins can adopt a wide range of structures uniquely determined by sequence, with the vast majority being globular and stabilized by a unique cooperative hydrophobic core formed upon folding.

The vast majority of reads were uniquely mapped on the same chromosome for both paired reads.