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A modified SIBIE method was applied to the collected data at multiple points and the SIBIE images were accumulated to generate one image (an accumulated SIBIE image).

Each of the second-order differential signals that have passed the CRF process in Step 2 is accumulated into a single column signal S. Eventually, column signals with weak periodicity are accumulated to generate a single signal which has a periodicity strong enough to determine the resampling process.

This accumulates to generate what's known as deep phase modulation.

Clearly, we show that through interacting with the adaptor protein p62, HBx results in the formation of HBx p62 Keap1 complexes, which further accumulates to generate the aggregates of the proteins in the cytoplasm.

Of those individuals who had savings, many only accumulated enough to generate, on average, a four-figure annual income over their remaining lifetimes.

Once intermediates of the EMC pathway began to accumulate, those generated before the Mcd step accumulated to a much higher level than those generated after the Mcd step, consistent with a flux bottleneck at this step.

To model the temporal extent of the interactions, the detection responses are accumulated over time to generate spatiotemporal localization tubes.

The step-like coseismic deformation caused by the earthquake released the accumulated elastic strain to generate an EW extension over the region.

Once you retire, your focus shifts from accumulating wealth to generating cash flow.

Compared with labelling and tracking with metal-based contrast agents, 19F labelling is less sensitive, therefore a relatively large amount of 19F, or a large number of labelled cells, must accumulate in order to generate a signal-to-noise ratio sufficient for tracking.

However, compared to labeling and tracking with metal-based contrast agents, the technique was considerably less sensitive, requiring a large amount of F to accumulate in order to generate sufficient signal-to-noise ratio.