deletion

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• It can come in the form of a deletion, addition, or change in the type of a single nucleotide.

• The researchers' interest in deletions started with their involvement with an immunocompromised cancer patient, who held off the infection for over two months without being able to clear the virus.

• A district spokeswoman acknowledged that the trainings took place but said the purpose was to show staff what a permanent deletion looked like, so they could avoid doing it.

• Users were “cautioned that deletion from the recovery folder would amount to permanent deletion from the system,” she wrote.

• It dragged its feet long enough to run up against the 100-day automatic deletion, meaning it deleted public records even after they’d been requested, in violation of the law.

• From 2009, News International has run an ‘email deletion’ or ‘data retention’ policy as do many companies.

• What does it mean, really, if your 14-week-old fetus has a deletion on chromosome 12?

• Despite its deletion, the villagers of Calcata hold their annual procession each year.

• The answer is not to crash the gates of our messaging companies and force them to execute proper deletion programs.

• Cordelia calmly insisted on the deletion of the newly inserted paragraph surrendering the dramatic rights of the book.

• If he should perish through the of this creature, she would account herself his slayer.