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All scores S are defined in one scoring matrix, where denotes the energy for stacking the base pair on.
Facets can be defined in one of the two forms.
Note that only one LGR can be defined in one CARFIN keyword.
Letting R be an arbitrary ring of coefficients, the equivariant cohomology of X with respect to the action of G is defined in one of the following equivalent ways.
Therefore a protocol based on both published data and accumulated local experience is recommended and normal ranges should be defined in one's own laboratory.
For example, in one of their studies, observers searched for a feature singleton that was defined in one of two different ways: a red target among green distractors, or a green target among red distractors.
In order to analyze the transfer of HFA policy it is necessary to recognize that HFA policy is not a totally coherent health strategy that can be defined in one compact and consensual manner.
9 15 However, the remaining two trials differed from the above: CIN was defined in one trial as a decrease in eGFR of 25% within 4 days, and in the other as an absolute increase in Scr of at least 0.3 mg/dL or 50% or urine output of <0.5 mL/kg/h (>6 h) within 5 days.
The label portion may be defined in one of two ways: as an attribute of the response element itself (in the case that the label is common across all supported localizations) or as a list of children, where each child specifies the relevant language.
When many of the SNP loci have been defined in only one accession, as in the Sb2-skewed read set from the SR library, this accession will usually not be the one most similar to the target accession.
There have been a few recent Presidencies that were defined in year one.
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