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However, well-developed wrinkling and springback cannot be handled adequately by this method because of mesh-orientation dependence and approximate 3-D bending stiffness.

Substantial computational savings have been achieved by this method because it generates a symmetric, block-banded matrix that is much smaller than those generated by boundary element methods applied to water wave calculations.

p7 was not analyzed by this method because it is so short that small differences are magnified in the genetic distance calculations.

Additionally, we also attempted to determine the protein level of p21Cip1 in skin tissue by Western blot, but p21Cip1 protein was not detectable in skin tissue by this method because of less p21Cip1 protein and high nonspecific mask in there.

Population density is often underestimated by this method because of the inclusion of large areas of uninhabited (and often uninhabitable) land area.

2. Vessels with a lower border right at the boundary of hyperreflective and hyporeflective retinal layers are limited by this method, because the true reflectivity features are difficult to interpret (example in Figure  3).

Efficiencies of very low abundance genes (undiluted Ct ≥ 35.9) could not be evaluated by this method, however, because serial dilution brought Ct values below the range of detection.

Modeling based on these clinical observations does confirm that carmustine may not be the optimal drug for delivery by this method precisely because it penetrates the blood-brain barrier and therefore may be removed before penetrating deeply or persisting for a prolonged period of time.

However, the crystal of PQQ disodium pentahydrate obtained by this method is unstable because it contains a large amount of water.

The presence of post-transcriptional modifications and metabolic feedback will influence the results obtained by this method, not only because of the alteration of the steady state per se. Figure 4, however, illustrates the high agreement between the model predictions and the actual dynamics of starch content, which suggests that this assumption was reasonable, at least for O. tauri.

Although all COs are visible by this sequencing method because of the easy detection of exchange of flanking markers, GCs are invisible if they occur entirely between SNP markers.