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Subsequently, 20 μL of Dynabeads®280 streptavidin (Life Technologies), precleaned twice with 1× PBS, was added into every 10 mL of the supernatant in order to assist the visualization of pellet after ultracentrifugation (100,000 ×g for 1 h).

Corvina and the V. vinifera clone PN40024, the reference clone used for genome sequencing [ 1] (Table  1).>> One database was established using the grapevine genome, and made available on the website (https://mpss.udel.edu/dbs/index.php?SITE=grape_sRNA_atlas), in order to store and assist the visualization of all the sequenced libraries.

With the exception of static diagrams, all of these means, though not yet commonly used in mathematics classes (Kim & Hannafin 2011), assist with the visualization of problem scenarios and thus help with identifying patterns and formulating their symbolic description.

In live cells, MTRIP labeling of virions was used to assist in the visualization of the dynamic nature of a filamentous virion infecting a single cell.

GPUs are not merely specialized video rendering devices to assist in accelerating the visualization of 3D graphics; they can also be used as a programming interface to support high-performance parallel computing [21].

S-WF modelling and visualization can assist the creative activity of designing surgical integration profiles (SIP) which may subsequently be selected for surgical process redesign.

The visualization of wear depth in hip prostheses can assist the evaluation of new bearing materials and implant designs.

In accordance with the standard protocol, another CT was taken after VAL-MAP with the patient in a right decubitus position [4] to maximize inflation of the posterior part of the lung and thus assist visualization of the dorsally placed markings.

A "close tip" technique is recommended (2 5 cm distance between laparoscope and peritoneal surface) so that the laparoscopic magnification can be used to assist in visualization of lesions.

Dynamic X-ray CT imaging of tracer materials has considerable potential as a proxy for the visualization of particulate agricultural chemicals that will assist with understanding how their transport behaviour varies both spatially and temporally.

The visualization of the analysis in a simple graph may assist comparison of the complication rates in the literature.