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Using this designation, leukemia represents the third most common cancer in AYAs and the most common cancer type in younger children [ 12].
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We use this designation for convenience and do not intend to imply that Oto directly catalyzes a modification reaction.
Because the "1" in the fifth digit of the ICD-9 code (e.g., 410.01) indicates a first MI for the subject, we also used this designation to exclude those persons who had had a previous MI.
Of course a gene that is named as "p" followed by a number is prone to potential confusion, and that is one reason that the HGNC recommends against using this type of designation (in addition to the fact that the molecular mass can vary between isoforms and species, making this type of name particularly meaningless).
Schlick called the philosophical view founded on this principle, "Logical Positivism", using the designation introduced by A. E. Blumberg and Herbert Feigl (Blumberg and Feigl, 1931).
Sprint did so in October 2000, using the designation Palestine, rather than Palestinian Authority.
These analyses identify inconsistency with regard to the attribution and naming of the cry1 and cry2 gene sequences in the two cnidarians that have been previously studied (N. vectensis [25] and A. millepora [19]), and, in this work, we use the designation originally published for A. millepora [19].
Using these designations, the CART algorithm was then tested, yielding an AUC of 0.81 (0.86, 0.86).
Father John Methuen is the rector-or to use the designation he prefers-the parish priest.
For example, an investigator expecting his doctorate in June uses the designation Ph.D. on a grant proposal submitted in March.
Note: Julie uses the designation, LGTBQIA+ to include: lesbian, gay, trans, bisexual, queer, intersex, asexual, and other.
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