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A further segment of isolated jejunum (2 cm) was resected similarly after 25 minutes of reperfusion to study early phenomena during reperfusion.

Players undertake sorties to gather supplies, with the drama playing out in fully scripted audio; success is measured in further segments of the unfolding story.

Despite this, many of these compounds enter further segments of the gastrointestinal tract undigested (intact), where they interact with the intestinal microbiota.

Further segments of the protein were separately modeled, and the entire structure was put together in various steps as described in the following sections.

Further segments of Mr. Robinson's piece, sung serenely by the soprano Mellissa Hughes with gradually morphing accompaniment, served to fuse more turbulent works and busy Cagean collages.

For a further 6% of the segments, the algorithm found several different plausible options, which included the one subsequently chosen during the manual checking process.

The first segment highlights a further component of the historical context in which the Principia was written and read.

Danielle's feelings were further explored in a segment of the BBC EastEnders homepage entitled Danielle's Diary, documenting the character's thoughts on the storylines she was involved in, while a special episode of EastEnders Revealed entitled "The Secret Mitchell" further explored the character's impact on the show.

Several criteria for the qualitative (visual) assessment of FDG-PET for the detection of large artery involvement in GCA have been introduced, ranging from "increased" circumferential F-FDG uptake (i.e., not further specified) in a segment of the arterial wall to equal or more intense vascular wall uptake than liver uptake [ 9– 12].

Segments of a further extension of the Nagano branch westward to Toyama and Kanazawa have been under construction since the early 1990s.

In the process, Trump is further alienating an already-­alienated segment of the population, making them more open to the suggestion that he is the victim — not of his own ineptness and corruption — but of sedition.