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In June, the editorial department, in cooperation with the newsroom, introduced Sunday Review, an expanded section of editorials, columns and opinion articles, as well as analysis from news reporters.

Additional file 3: Figure S2B shows an expanded section of the kinases identified in the three tumour types.

In an expanded section of the H{N} HSQC map of 0.2 mM NP4 as the pH is increased from 5.0 (red) to 5.5 (green) to 6.0 (blue), we see in Figure 3 that some small peaks at pH 5.0 (labeled A) become much larger at pH 5.5 in a shifted position, and larger yet at pH 6.0, as would be expected for peaks of the monomer, thus telling us that at 0.2 mM, there is some monomer present at pH 5.0.

If your project or application of expanded tubing is already within close tolerances, test an expanded section of tubing first, in a safe, controlled environment.

An expanded section of the acquired NMR spectra upon addition of H2O2 is shown in Figure 6 (for clarity the NMR spectrum obtained upon addition of 2 mM has been omitted because its profile was superimposed to 0.8 mM H2O2 NMR spectrum).

Other changes, such as the addition of questions on vitamins and minerals, and an expanded section on NVNMDS, grew out of consultations with other parts of the NIH.

Here I develop an expanded section on the effects of climate change on communication behavior.

We have added an expanded section at the end of the Discussion that describes the important similarities between the systems and their general significance with respect to the control of serine recombinases.

An expanded section (1.95 2.2 ppm) of the 1H-NMR spectra of the 12 replicates of each cell line for KG1a, K562 and HL-60 highlights the excellent reproducibility of the independently grown cell samples.

An ipsilateral Lateral Tibial Head Buttress Plate was modified using a high-speed rotary diamond-cutting tool to remove the posterior hole of the proximal expanded section of the plate.

The orgies or "slamming parties," as they've been dubbed ("slamming" is a euphemism for "injecting")—are known to a small but rapidly expanding section of London's gay community.