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However, the number of cars is a relevant figure because it stands for a new kind of consumer culture which developed after World War II in most of Europe (see e.g. Pfister, 1995).

The model relates the peak wavelength of light scattered by an individual plasmonic nanoparticle to the number of bound analyte molecules and provides an analytical formulation that predicts relevant figures-of-merit of the sensor such as the molecular detection limit (MDL) and dynamic range as a function of nanoparticle geometry and detection system parameters.

However, to date, these developments have not been integrated into a coherent quantitative framework that allows the effect of these parameters on relevant figures-of-merit of biosensors, such as their limit of detection and dynamic range, to be predicted.

We agree and have now included schemes of RNA constructs used in all relevant Figures of the revised manuscript.

As done in [3], we consider Tr D) as the relevant figure of merit and minimize it to optimize transmission and reception polarizations.

His work made him one of the most relevant figures of the twentieth century Portuguese Design.

Like Forrest Gump, he conveniently manages to be wherever the most significant events of the war take place, at the time in which they take place, and to interact with all the relevant figures of Nazism -- Paul Blobel, Adolf Eichmann, Heinrich Himmler and Hitler himself.

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The structures of these MCT1/4 chimaeras are shown schematically in (A) of each relevant Figure.

In fact, as we describe in detail in Material and Methods and the relevant figure legends, all of our imaging sets, live and fixed, were 3D stacks, and therefore our tracing of the orientation of divisions is valid.

In terms of the health implications of our study, the most relevant figure is the proportion of participants with suboptimal vitamin D levels.