A growing number of researchers are adopting the Chromium
de novo Assembly Solution for non-human genomics studies, including members of the Genome 10K Vertebrate Genome Project (G10K-VGP).
For women 15-49 years who were diagnosed with
de novo metastatic breast cancer, the 5-year relative survival rates doubled from 18% during 1992-1994 to 36% during 2005-2012.
Patients who had no leakage but developed postoperative SUI were allocated into
de novo SUI group, and in the control group, patients had no SUI before and after surgery.
In this cycle, those wanting to get into banking have often looked to acquire these banks as a cheaper entree to the industry than starting a
de novo bank.
In accordance with the current statutory provisions, the draft guidance notes that a
de novo petition may be submitted to FDA either: (1) following a negative decision on a 510(k) submission based on a lack of predicate device, or (2) a direct
de novo submission.
But, there is minimal (if any practical) conflict between the
de novo standard of review for claim construction and a deferential standard of review of the most pertinent factual issues underlying determinations of patent validity.
The acquisition of
De Novo would result in a 30% to 40% pro-forma 2011 revenue increase to Epiq's projected stand-alone e-discovery segment.
The Denmark based company added this upcoming PhaseA three study in
de novo kidney transplant patients will run in parallel with its current ongoing PhaseA three study in stable kidney transplant patients.
Citizens Bank increased its market share by opening seven
de novo branches over a 23-year period.
De novo may sound like a complex legal term, but it is simply a Latin term meaning "anew.
Robinette wanted a
de novo (to start anew) review on the grounds the tax liability was at issue.
SB 548 (Burton) would allow the FTB to bring a trial
de novo proceeding in superior court after the Board of Equalization had ruled in the taxpayer's favor.
