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The material for the biopsy may be obtained by several methods and with various instruments, including aspiration through a needle, swabbing with a sponge, scraping with a curette, trephining a bone, or excision with forceps or an electric snare.

Reactivity ratios were determined by several methods and shown to be equal to rAA = 2.6 and rVAc = 0.04.

Long-chain aliphatic α,ω-diols containing up to 32 consecutive methylene groups were synthesized by several methods and characterized.

Conjugate polymers, in particular PEDOT, can be straightforwardly prepared by several methods, and their electronic behavior can be reversibly changed between insulating and conducting states by redox reactions.

Moduli were found by several methods and the trend, with respect to temperature, lends weight to the suggestion that the glass-transition temperature of PTFE is ≈−100 °C.

A series of single oxides with different acid base properties, copper–silica and copper-single oxide catalysts were prepared by several methods and characterized by TPR, XRD and N2O chemisorption.

Changes in the properties of modified zeolites were investigated by several methods (29Si and 27Al MAS NMR, FTIR, SEM, XRD, and sorption techniques).

We have developed a zebrafish model for DIO and validated the model by several methods, including biochemical and histological analyses, diet therapies and DNA microarray analysis of visceral AT with comparison to those of mammalian obesity.

The prepared slabs were characterized by several methods including water and cyclohexane regain by centrifugation, water regain by suction, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), mercury porosimetry and dynamic desorption of nitrogen.

Bisulfite converted DNA can be used to assess methylation status by several methods, including PCR and sequencing.

We also divide the population into high risk and low risk groups by several methods for each instrument, and calculate the prediction of long-term sickness absence using different categorisations of the scales.