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We have investigated by immunohistochemistry and in vivo localisation, the extent to which distribution of antigen epitopes influences targeting.

This programme uses a regressive model, in which distribution of the residuals from the genotype means follow multivariate normality (after Box Cox transformation).

Patients with lipodystrophy, in which distribution of HCV co-infected patients was identical to that of the whole group, also showed similar serum FASN concentrations [9.7 (3.2) μg/L] with respect to patients without such condition [10.4 (4.1) μg/L].

We reiterate this cycle up to n times, where n is the number of mismatches in consensus for which distribution of occurrence frequency (obtained on the datasets of promoters with no sites matching the motif consensus with n-1 mismatches) has no over-representation (SS = 5 was taken as cutoff value).

They undermine alternative theories in which distributions of social and economic benefits deviating from that prescribed by the difference principle are tolerated (Nozick 1974, 216; Arneson 2001, 76).

We annotated all singletons from Rhizophagus runs and from the large control genome simulated runs, for which distributions of PID and clustering coefficient are most similar to our Rhizophagus pyrosequencing runs.

In the assessment of OTA presented here, we have chosen to use a probabilistic exposure assessment by which distributions of the consumption of the foods of interest by all age groups for two days of recall were combined with distributions of contaminant levels through Monte Carlo simulation (Petersen 2000; Gibney and van der Voet 2003; Guenther et al. 1997; Hoffmann et al. 2002).

The new variable approximately follows Gaussian distribution, in spite of which distribution the original data follows.

Third, the survey does not deal with the larger cultural patterns within which this distribution of skills occurs.

But these online efforts require licenses to sell music from the record companies, which control distribution of 85percentt of the music sold in the United States.

"Our rates are going down," Mr. McGrath said, noting that Con Edison's part of the bill, which covers distribution of the electricity, has decreased 17percentt since 1980.