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Solutions for the better good of most citizens, the larger society, are rarely considered in practice, only what could be called suboptimal ones, those dictated by special interests and which mostly result in fragile and unproductive compromises.

When sepsis develops, DCs from lymphoid and nonlymphoid tissues are lost, which mostly result from the apoptosis.

The frequent class of NAGNAG acceptors, which mostly result in the indel of only one amino acid [ 4], is also under strong evolutionary constraints.

The author argues that measuring mortality in conflict settings is fraught with limitations which mostly result in under-estimation of mortality.

Nevertheless, in order to saturate screening, it is advisable to perform sequential transformations which mostly results in a few million transformants.

Nonetheless, intent-to-treat procedures were used for analyses, which mostly likely resulted in conservative results.

Compared to Google, which mostly shows results from its own Google+ network right now, this gives Bing a vastly larger repository of social networking data to work with.

A dedicated analysis of immunity-related genes in the SNP-genes revealed differences in prevalence of types of polymorphisms according to functional categories, which mostly recapitulated results from phylogenetic analyses that included Ae. aegypti, An. gambiae and D. melanogaster, but also revealed differences between Ae. aegypti and An.

Despite this failure and its attendant financial loss, Greeley published the thrice-weekly Constitutionalist, which mostly printed lottery results.

Consequently, PMA-qPCR could successfully solve the problem of overestimation of phage efficacy against E. coli O157 H7, which mostly arose as a result of the lyses of surviving E. coli O157 H7 by surface-attached phage particles during the plating process.

As a researcher, most of my pressures were to get good results, which mostly affected only my own career.