Genetic interactions with nonmigratory O. mykiss, the use of substantial numbers of primarily native broodstock with an approximate 1 1 male-to-female ratio, and/or poor survival and reproductive success of hatchery fish may have minimized potential genetic changes.
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.
The county executive, Steve Levy, said he favored a mixed-use development that included substantial numbers of attached one- and two-bedroom units priced for younger people.
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.
It adds that punch-card machines "are used disproportionately" in counties with substantial numbers of blacks and other minorities.
If transcript sequences are used to evaluate gene phylogenies, substantial numbers of genes are required in order to overcome the problems of gene loss, non-recovery, and misleading phylogenetic signals.
We also found no relationship between OC use and breast cancer, based on substantial numbers of cases (844).
The extant data indicate that although the rates of alcohol use are low in this population, substantial numbers of children do have experience with alcohol and the rates of wholly alcohol-attributable health conditions are very low in this population.
