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In the melanoma dataset, the reference common to all arrays was derived from one cell line.

This suggests that the strong light confinement observed in SiNW arrays is derived from Mie-related scattering, and it is important to adjust the apparent size of SiNWs to the wavelength of the incident light.

By a selective partial modification of the interior surface of the polymer nanotubes followed by a favorable growth of other materials, double-shelled composite nanotubes and their arrays are derived.

The line directions and spacings of misfit dislocation arrays are derived to account for the full relaxation of the long-range strains in the interface without the ad hoc assumption proposed by Bollmann who assumed that misfit dislocation arrays are the lines of intersection between the O-cell walls and the interface.

Such strains could represent the progenitor isolates from which the tandem arrays were derived.

All samples (total 120 arrays) were derived from 5 different time points of the respective stimulation experiment.

The cDNAs used for the arrays were derived from libraries made from all 40 stages of Fundulus development, immediately post-hatch whole larvae, and adult tissues.

Fold-change values for the above platforms other than RT2 Profiler PCR Arrays are derived from the data provided by MAQC studies [ 8, 12].

The main source of ESTs for this array was derived from Hb TT01 that interacts symbiotically with Photorhabdus luminescens TT01 bacterium.

A probability of expression, Psca, where 's' denotes the intra-array replicates, 'c' the channel and 'a' the array, was derived for each spot by comparing its intensity to the null distribution (the distribution of the negative controls on the same array, in the same channel).

A computational model of the array is derived using dyadic Green's function and volume integral method.