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The procedure of the behavioural assays in this study was adopted from that of Kasumyan and Morsi (1996) with modifications.
The general concept of the grain refinement mechanism in hypoeutectic AlSi alloys has been adopted from that in wrought alloys without consideration of the influence of the silicon content.
The localized S. aureus osteomyelitis model (stage IIIA in Cierny-Mader classification) was modified from that of Koort et al. [16], and the foreign-body-associated infection model was adopted from that of Mayberry-Carson et al. [17].
The wall paintings depicted on a cover of was based on a bas-relief of Hathor and Seti I housed in the Louvre, Paris, while the throne featured in Tintin's dream was adopted from that found in the tomb of Tutankhamun.
The starch biosynthesis pathway was adopted from that of Tian [34] and the corresponding MapMan pathways were created through the mapping files.
The invasion assay was adopted from that described for P. falciparum by Theron et al.
She hasn't been able to finish it, but she told the women of "The View" that working on the documentary is what made her want to adopt from that country.
First, the questions used to measure myths and misconceptions as captured in the 2008 GDHS were adopted from questions that have been extensively used to measure myths and misconceptions about HIV and their validity are not in doubt [ 31].
There are some ventilatory strategies adopted from thoracic anaesthesia that can be used to improve oxygenation in OLV.
Hierarchical functional classification scheme adopted from the Sanger Institute, that is derived from the more general Multifun classification scheme of gene products [ 47], was used to assign a "class" qualifier to each CDS reflecting their cellular function.
Criteria for epithelial gaps seen on CLE were adopted from two criteria that were previously reported by Kiesslich et al. First, epithelial gaps do not contain a nucleus, and second, the gaps appear relatively uniform from all angles of view.
