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He described the clinical signs of chemically-induced tissue loss as usually located to the gingival third of the facial surfaces, possibly also located at proximal surfaces, lesions to appear shallow, disc-shaped, smooth, polished, or scooped out.

IoT is a sensor network consisting of various sensor nodes, which are readily exposed to attacks as they are usually located in sites with no monitoring [1, 2].

The lysosome-associated membrane protein-1, also known as CD107a, is usually located in cytotoxic granules in CTLs and NK cells.

Bronchoscopic examination including biopsy is rarely helpful in the diagnosis of nGGOs, as these are usually located peripherally.

Note the area where your side creases as you bend, usually located directly beneath your ribcage.

The highest maximum sustained winds within a tropical cyclone, as well as its heaviest rainfall, are usually located under the coldest cloud tops in the CDO.

They were usually located as solitary cells or as loose aggregates of cells in the dermal papillae around or near bloodvessels.

Noise and air pollution problems become significantly in a busy city such as Hong Kong since buildings usually located close to the heavy traffic lines.

These two products differ slightly from the rest of the family in that they both lack the sequence needed for prolipoprotein recognition and lipid modification, known as the lipobox and usually located at the C-terminal of their signal peptide.

In the pancreas, gastric-type IPMN are usually located as small cystic lesions in branching ducts, harboring only mild/low-grade atypia and immunohistochemically expressing MUC5AC, but not MUC1, MUC2 or CDX2.

In contrast with the dark-gray signal of the normal myocardium, the microvascular obstruction was identified as a dark zone, usually located in the subendocardium within the hyperenhanced, infarcted myocardium, on both early (3 min post-contrast) and late (12 min post-contrast) gadolinium-enhanced images (Figs.  1b, 2b, 4a, b) [ 5].