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This approach reflected anatomically based boundaries and represented a modification of the clusters used by Key et al. (2006) and Mayes et al. (2005).

The water consumption ranged from 1.5 to 3 L with a mean (median) of 2.0 (2.0) L. Figure 2 illustrates, as an example, fused PET/CT images of the submandibular and parotid glands with volumes of interest delineating the CT-based boundaries of the salivary glands.

Having said that, hours of work based on the boundaries of the present "time zones" likely would prevail as "hours of work" zones.

Timberlands were delineated based on the boundaries of the US timberlands map (Table 3), and annual net C gains within timberlands were estimated following the look-up tables for growth in undisturbed forests as described below.

Ribosomal RNA limits were based on the boundaries of the flanking genes.

Exons containing both sides of a junction alignment are separated and trimmed based on the boundaries of the junction to ensure accurate exon intron boundaries (Supplementary Fig. S3).

In this step, image processing techniques 24 26 will be used to detect intensity based on the boundaries of the structures.

These boundaries, based on those of the Linguistic Atlas of the United States and Canada, are highly tentative.

While the VGA map is based on the visible boundaries of the space which provides the input data.

A recent ultrasonographic lymph-node map based on the anatomical boundaries of the seventh UICC classification might well resolve this issue [47].

We show how to provide adaptive parameters for the multilevel edge-based approach, and how to determine adaptive thresholds for the shot boundaries based on the characteristics of the particular shot being indexed.