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Finally, EAAAK AND GPGPG sequences as linkers were considered to make a linkage between favorite peptide sequences.
One of the most promising strategies of stents designs were considered to make in-situ endothelialization in vivo via EPC-capture biomolecules on a vascular graft to capture EPCs directly from circulatory blood.
The electrodiagnostic parameters as reported in patient demographics and clinical presentation were considered to make the definitive diagnosis.
Involvement in sex work and drug use were considered to make SSWs distrustful of authority, which made study recruitment challenging.
If there were <120 days between the (estimated) end of one prescription and the start of the next prescription, the prescriptions <span class="lh">were considered to make up one episode of drug treatment.
Since the genetic factors such as single nucleotide substitutions and gross chromosomal aberrations were considered to make more contribution to tumorigenesis, numerous studies focused on the candidate-polymorphism approach notably increased the number of associations between polymorphism and cancer risk [ 37].
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