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Finally, Hy-TENG harvesting 3-dimensional random motion (3-D Hy-TENG) is developed with a simple design based on the easily shape-transformable characteristic of water.

EPs with different design parameters can be compared, the comparison based on the, easily calculated, constant in time temperature difference between the fluid and the axis of the pile.

Furthermore, the number of adipocytes (N.Adi) embedded in the marrow of the region of interest was measured based on the easily identifiable size and geometry of fat droplets without any specific stain [38].

Here, we investigated whether classifications based on the easily interpretable module scores could achieve such clinical relevance.

RNA could be isolated from the vortexed 1 dpa ovules and was similar in quality to RNA from shoots based on the easily visualized rRNA bands (Fig. 1B).

Therefore, the relative distribution of lichen functional groups, based on the easily recognized presence or absence of a cortex, can be used as a rapid and dependable bio-indicator of undisturbed interiors and forest continuity in tropical forest fragments.

In this study, we describe a statistical approach for the prediction of the femur micro-architecture based on the more easily extracted subject-specific bone shape and mineral density information.

We thus propose that initial phylogenetic classification of retrotransposons into subfamilies be based on the longest easily alignable sequence fragments, which in the case of CR elements spans from the RT domain to the PPT, and to include related elements regardless of plant host, followed by detailed sequence analysis using similarity plots of these elements, as described here.

Thus, an MNB turbo-decoder equipped with a mechanism to stop the iterations based on the minAPP criterion (easily implementable in practice) performs on average 1.5 more iterations than the one based on the genie criterion (not applicable in practice).

A conclusion based on the scores was easily reached and just by looking at the marks on the line, made by the patient, the health care professional could form an opinion of the patient's main complaints.

The nomogram can be used to predict patients' prognosis individually and more accurate than FIGO stage alone and is based on the following six easily available parameters: FIGO stage, tumour size, histologic type, LNR, age, and parametrial involvement.