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Five months later, we observed new lesions, and hence, a second implant was used (Fig. 4).

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In our database, the epidermis of skin histopathological images roughly has a thickness of 0.1 0.4 mm, and hence a second-pass segmentation can be carried out based on thickness measurement.

In doing so, we thus increased the level of complexity by adding a third cohesin, and hence a third cellulase, together with a supplementary CBM module that targets the scaffoldin to the substrate.

As the NaBH4 concentration in the system is much higher as compared to that of MB and CR, the reaction rate can be assumed to be independent of the NaBH4 concentration, and hence, a pseudo-first-order kinetics could be used to evaluate the kinetic reaction rates of the present catalytic reduction systems.

(FGD, out-of-school young men) Both parents and young people talked about the expectation that women should wait to be approached by men to start a sexual relationship, and hence a woman first approaching a man was disdainful.

If an individual sent two ECGs within 30 min, we excluded the first measurement assuming that the participant thought that the first transmission was incorrect and hence transmitted a second one.

Errors derived from fictive outcomes (ongoing differences between what might have been achieved and what was actually achieved) have been considered as an important learning signal that complements classic TD errors, and hence, constitute a second type of "critic" [ Chiu et al., 2008; Lohrenz et al., 2007].

In the present paper, we report the draft-genome sequencing and annotation of the first genome of an acetone-degrading, sulfate-reducing deltaproteobacterium, i.e., of Desulfocccus biacutus strain KMRActS, and hence, of a second member of the genus Desulfococcus.

Hence a second and popular solution to the origin of informational and operational genes was to suppose that there was some kind of archaebacterial endosymbiont in eukaryote evolution, presumably one that gave rise to the nucleus, usually presumed to have arisen in a eubacterial host.

The reasoning is the following: by aiming off-center for the first target toward the second, there is a slight reduction in movement distance to the second target and hence a possible increase in the probability of hitting the second target.

In other words, we have a body of laws, and hence a theory in the first sense just given.

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