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False negatives in MRI of the spine performed in the supine position are often due to patient position, with knees and hips bent and spinal variation with increasing breadth of the foramen and vertebral canal.
With increasing breadth of testing, concurrent testing of both partners is far superior to sequential testing, as the reproductive risks are determined by the combined data.
DAWN 2, a related study with increased breadth, is currently underway but Australia is not included in this new initiative.
In contrast, our analysis of AA sequences generated the placement B of ginkgo in all trees with increased breadth of taxon sampling (fig. 2).
Thus, this vaccine concept may cope with HIV genetic variability by increasing breadth, as well as providing increased population coverage.
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But even with this understanding, many Iranian Americans have been unable to avoid the chilling effect caused by the increasing breadth of sanctions.
The contributions in this issue reflect the increasing breadth and depth of expertise in this field.
Finally, as we observed that a decreased level of immunodominance is generally associated with an increased breadth of the response and also with an increased number of CD8+ cells, we conclude that broader and stronger (higher activation and killing) immune responses are likely to increase the impact of viral recombination on the escape dynamics.
This agrees with the observation that housekeeping genes in mice and human evolve more slowly than tissue-specific genes (Zhang and Li 2004), which can also be associated with the increased breadth of expression of such genes compared with tissue-specific genes (Park and Choi 2010).
These functional annotations indeed correlated with expression breadth: the fraction of enzymes increases with increasing expression breadth, while the fraction of genes involved in signal transduction decreases.
