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Characterised.

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His doctors have now characterized his status as serious, a statement said.
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Building upon previous work that has characterized a large family of An.
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New and emerging views are characterized by different philosophies of nature, i.e.
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At the moment, the long-term consequences of mammalian cloning remain poorly characterized.
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However, how mesenchymal cells respond directly to microbial stimuli remains poorly characterized.
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Despite extensive investigation, desensitization remains a thoroughly characterized, yet poorly understood, process.
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However, their effects on learning and memory have not been fully characterized.
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Two reviewers characterized the population, intervention, control groups, outcomes and appraised quality.
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Twelve new HLA class I alleles were characterized in the Spanish population.
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Objective: Epilepsy is a common chronic neurological condition characterized by recurrent seizures.
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It is often characterized by a clinically indolent course and delayed diagnosis.
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The clinical course is characterized by early local recurrence and lymphatic metastases.
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The Ionic column is characterized by the spiral volutes of the capital.
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We have recently characterized one such family and found abnormal IL-12 regulation.
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However, the molecular basis for these responses has not been fully characterized.
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In this work, proteolytic events that depend on AvrRpt2 activity were characterized.
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