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In those select areas where we have had challenges ramping fully automated processes, such as portions of the battery module line, part of the material flow system, and two steps of general assembly, we have temporarily dialed back automation and introduced certain semi-automated or manual processes while we work to eventually have full automation take back over.

A minor excavation in 1995 found the footings and two steps of a stone stairway that provided access to the Great Hall of the tower.

Productivity was improved by stepwise increase of the methotrexate (MTX) concentration and two steps of subcloning by limiting dilution.

Previously, we established a purification procedure involving ammonium sulfate precipitation to enrich the Mediator-containing fraction and two steps of affinity chromatography using IgG and Ni-NTA columns.

As shown in detail in Fig. 1B, we then moved the CASM down every 2 min, between the 9th and 16th depolarisations, in six steps of 20 μm and two steps of 10 μm.

Tissues were gradually dehydrated in ethanol series (75%, 90 % and 100) for 1 h each, and then the ethanol was gradually replaced with histoclear (Gadot) in five steps of 1:3, 1:1, 3:1 and two steps of pure histoclear (1 h each).

To eliminate the effects of acceleration and deceleration, we used 10 intermediate steps of a trial (five steps of left foot and five steps of right foot), excluding at least the first three steps and the last three steps.

The education of Analytical Chemists is carried out in 52 Polish universities introduced already in the Bolonia Process, ECTS points and three steps of education: Bachelor's degree (at universities of technology – Engineer's degree), Master's degree and Doctoral Studies.

Using Baron and Kenny's mediation model [ 26], two stages and four steps of data analysis were used during data interpretation.

Samples had then been removed from each slice and subjected to tissue processing (dehydration, clearing and impregnation) on an automated instrument (Tissue-Tek VIP 5 Jr., Sakura Finetek Japan, Tokyo, Japan) that employed seven steps of 100% ethanol, three steps of xylene, and four steps of paraffin, with 8 hours at each step.

She was not a great dancer, but swotted up from a manual, one page and two steps ahead of her pupils.