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This is why, because of the number of parameters disrupted in adult mammals within 90 days, the new experiments should be systematically performed to protect the health of billions of people that could consume directly or indirectly these transformed products.

Therefore, more studies need to be systematically performed to improve our understanding of these organisms with respect to genetics and physiology, especially on the molecular mechanisms of fatty acid and TAG metabolism.

In this study, Large-eddy simulation (LES) is systematically performed to study the turbulent boundary layer over two-dimensional hills.

Molecular dynamics simulations based on density functional theory have been systematically performed to study amorphous Si37.5Al51.7M10.8 anodes (M = 3d metals) for Li ion batteries.

Ab initio calculations were systematically performed to clarify the origin of the observed magnetic exchanges and to study the role of the asymmetric coordination modes on the magnetic coupling.

An economic evaluation is systematically performed to determine the net present value (NPV) of the re-fracturing treatment for a typical unconventional shale gas reservoir in this paper through incorporating the cost of re-fracturing treatment, cost of drilling a new horizontal well, water treatment cost, as well as the current and future price of natural gas.

Controls without reverse transcriptase were systematically performed to detect genomic DNA contamination.

Postoperative echocardiography was systematically performed, to check for intracardiac shunts and significant tricuspid regurgitation.

Forty-eight hours before the experiment, two subcultures were systematically performed to avoid any variation of the reference stain.

At 48 h before the experiment, two subcultures were systematically performed to avoid any variation of the reference strain.

To minimize off-target effects, a BLAST homology search was systematically performed to ensure that a single-mRNA sequence was targeted.