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[2] Here [PDF] is a 52-page U.S.D.A. list — thanks to Helene Bottemiller for finding it — of chemicals that can be used, mostly without labeling, to treat meat, poultry and egg products.

However, icEEG has a limited spatial sampling due to the restricted number of electrodes that can be used, mostly due to the risks associated with the implantation procedure [Engel, 2013].

However, a number of obstacles need to be overcome before BPPs can be used routinely, mostly related to the phase plate devices themselves.

SPECT imaging is less expensive than PET since different γ-emitting radionuclides can be used, which are mostly longer-lived and more easy to obtain than PET tracers.

The first assay can be used on samples containing mostly parasite DNA, like those prepared from infected erythrocytes.

Ship – Ships can be used as hospital ships, mostly operated by national military services, although some ships are operated by charities.

However, many methods can be used to estimate SUV, mostly varying in the way SUV is normalized (to body mass, lean body mass or body surface area) and in the tumour region of interest (ROI) used to measure SUV (single voxel, fixed number of voxels, tumour-dependent number of voxels chosen either manually or semiautomatically).

Fish food flakes are not typically as high quality as straight vegetables, but can be used if they contain mostly spirulina or other vegetable matter, not animal protein.[13] Crush large flakes into tiny pieces and feed a pinch a day.

"All existing docking stations for tablets are only to power them, all devices (mostly keyboards) which can be used with tablets are using some type of direct connection (bluetooth mostly)," he adds.

The vouchers can be used to purchase "nonprepared" goods -- mostly nutritious, locally grown fruits and vegetables.

For example, head moving and swallowing may generate the a priori artifact information that can be used to distinguish EMG artifact components mostly related to themselves.