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Information histories were generated by randomly choosing one of the 6 tests for each round and subsequently generating the test result based on the error probabilities given above.

Briefly, structural models of the individual lignin molecules were generated by first deriving the bonding topologies of the molecules and subsequently generating the 3D coordinates.

Time series, recorded at nine separate locations on the structure, are used to reconstruct the phase space of the system's dynamics and subsequently generate the multivariate recurrence (and cross-recurrence) plots.

If this was also the case, we adjusted the bonds such that the compound became cyclic, and subsequently generated the Haworth projection using MarvinView (ChemAxon, 2009).

This suggests that the MWCNTs act as effective optical igniters by absorbing irradiated laser beams and subsequently generating heat by the photo-thermal effect, promoting nEMs ignition.

We have previously achieved more accurate threading by first aligning the interface regions as a whole via contact map representations (Fig. 1) and subsequently generating sequence profiles from the resulting alignment.

Instead of a holistic approach, metabolic pathway analysis may benefit from first establishing a narrower, targeted, well-defined metabolic hypothesis, and subsequently generating EFMs that are pertinent to the investigation.

The SDS 2.4 software was used to automatically collect and analyze the data and to subsequently generate the genotype calls in a blind manner.

There are automated plausibility and completeness checks and subsequently generated queries by the electronic data capture system.

The gradual lines extend upwards, as surfaces along the Z-axis, to intersect with the limb and subsequently generate cross-sectional curves for the U input of the network component in Grasshopper 3D (Fig. 5 c, d)).

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