Several studies have reported that intrinsic natural variation between animals warrants the use of substantial animal numbers when comparing stem cell numbers between littermate pairs[37], [38].
In order to analyze the differences between the SNARE repertoires of fungi and animals and the evolutionary changes in the SNARE inventory of different fungal lineages, we have collected and classified the SNAREs from a broad range of different fungi according to our HMMs, making use of the substantial number of available genomic sequences.
Despite the use of a substantial number of oak timbers in the enclosure palisade, percentages of oak remain remarkably stable.
On settlement, "Fleming ultimately admitted '[t]hat the novel reproduces a substantial part of the copyright material in the film scripts'[t]hathathehe novel makes use of a substantial number of the incidents and material in the film scripts'; and '[t]hat there is a general similarity of the story of the novel and the story as set out in the said film scripts'".
The experiments at this accelerator will use substantial numbers of silicon detectors.
In 1998, the Food and Drug Administration issued a Pediatric Rule that allowed it to require manufacturers to test their medicines in children, if the products were likely to be used by substantial numbers of pediatric patients.
The drug cannot be used indiscriminately due to the potential side effects, but benefit/risk assessment methodology can be used to identify substantial numbers of women in whom treatment would provide a net beneficial effect.
Interestingly, different from other methods evaluated, MPAS and sMPAS select and use a substantial number of genes with large marginal p-values, which would be overlooked by individual-gene methods.
We are not advocating the use of extrapolated AGB maps derived from sparse field measurements for carbon accounting: we firmly believe that AGB is best mapped using a combination of RS data calibrated and validated using a substantial number of carefully established field plots.
But when the two approaches were combined — and if the mouse's undamaged eye was temporarily obstructed in order to encourage active use of the damaged eye — substantial numbers of axons grew beyond the optic chiasm and migrated to their appropriate destinations in the brain.
