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Although the peak acceleration responses of the fixed-base structure are actually high, as in Fig. 21a, they could be amplified remarkably if structural or RNC isolator pounding exists.
(The cast is discreetly amplified, with a remarkably natural balance between stage and pit).
We suggest a silicon nanowire (SiNW) photodetector side-contacted with hemispherical Au nanoantennas (NAs) that can remarkably amplify the intensity of the near-infrared optical field.
In the Brooks and Ohsfeldt simulation study, it was shown that covariates not included in the propensity score and that are uncorrelated with the included covariates all amplify to a remarkably similar extent, at least in that simulation.
The overall peak height of non-neoplastic DNA was remarkably lower when amplified with the IgH major than with IgH minor (the latter not shown) and TCRγ primer sets.
To determine whether the Lp14 perA gene also contained a deletion, we sequenced a PCR product amplified from the perA-EF104 region and remarkably found an identical deleted perA as in E2368, indicative of shared ancestry of these two strains.
Remarkably, five of the introns successfully amplified in all of the metazoan genera tested (a dozen genera, including cnidarians).
Remarkably, it is found that about 40% NLP (KIAA0980) genes amplified in 30 primary lung carcinomas contrast to their normal adjacent counterparts by either genomic southern blot assay or fluorescence in situ hybridisation.
The array CGH data obtained with 244 K and 1 M arrays was remarkably reproducible at the genome and chromosomal levels regardless if DNA was amplified or not.
Remarkably, 13 TBDT-gene transcripts were present under normal growth conditions in such amounts that they could be amplified and visualized by RT-PCR.
If Ms. Andrews, Mr. Goulet (in robust voice) and Chita Rivera (remarkably limber vocally and physically) embodied tradition, the evening was essentially a showcase for today's younger Broadway stars who reached maturity in the rock era, when stage singing became amplified.
