Given that lagged mutual information is likely to be a misleading indicator of time-directed information flow (see Section "Transfer entropy and granger causality"), the study was recently repeated using transfer entropy.
A popular criticism of the MWI in the past, see Belinfante 1975, which was recently repeated by Putnam 2005, is based on the naive derivation of the probability of an outcome of a quantum experiment as being proportional to the number of worlds with this outcome.
These findings were recently repeated with MACV, and the same mutation leads to viral attenuation in the mouse model [ 146].
This method was recently reported with 6/47 repeat revisions after a mean of 5 years follow-up (Tze-Pui and Kwong-Yuen 2003).
Consistent with our conclusion, increased ssDNA accumulation, closer to the telomere, in telomere repeats, was recently reported in cdc13-1 mrc1Δ and yku70Δ mutantsusings using both in gel and dot blot analyses [53].
It is a charge that was only recently repeated by Israel's deputy prime minister and minister for strategic affairs, Moshe Ya'alon, who attributed this intention to President Abbas as well.
MALCOLM GLADWELL was recently heard to repeat a contention he first made in an article in the New Yorker that American college football is like dog-fighting and, like dog-fighting, ought to be banned.
On December 3rd, Raila Odinga, a Luo leader who was recently brought into government, repeated Mr Moi's words.
Next, we considered whether the weak LD tendency in conserved regions might be related to a lack of interspersed repeats in these regions, since interspersed repeats were recently reported to be related to strong LD on a genomic scale [ 7, 9].
Similar to the genomic distribution of Rsp, short, euchromatic blocks of up to 5 tandem repeats were recently reported clustering in or near genes for satellites of the 1.688 family [ 14] in D. melanogaster.
"The nation is arming," she recently repeated, because people are "afraid they'll have to fight for their liberty in more second-amendment kinds of ways"—ie, with the arms that the constitution allows them to bear.
