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Single adherent HepG2 cells were isolated and grown in custom-made cell culture chambers defined by silicone gasket wells on coverglass (internal volume = 40 nL).

The positions of all pathlines at the time of ES relative to the cardiac chambers defined by the ES segmentation are then used to separate them into four different flow components: direct flow, retained inflow, delayed ejection flow, and residual volume, per definitions listed in Table  2 and Figure  1.

Liquids and other fluid samples could thus be confined in a sample chamber defined by the cylindrical gasket wall and flat diamond ends.

The combustion chamber is defined by the size, location, and position of the piston within the cylinder.

The position of the K@C601+ion in the locking chamber is defined by the action of the electric field.

Each test chamber was defined by a sub-millimeter electrode gap structure that encompassed a sample and measured its electrical properties.

Considering that chamber music is defined by its space, it is notable that hardly any chamber groups have permanent homes equivalent to a symphony orchestra's hall.

We are pleased to announce that The University of Chicago Law School will provide funding for law students who work at least eight full-time weeks (full-time as defined by chambers) in the summer.

One mouse with a strong initial preference for either chamber (defined as a mouse spending more than 75% of the time in either chamber) was discarded from analysis.

Time spent in each compartment was recorded, with entry into any chamber defined as all four paws in that chamber.

The burrow system consisted of a series of eight interconnecting clear acrylic plastic (plexiglass) tubes with a nest chamber, a toilet chamber, and a chamber where food was introduced, which was defined by the animals themselves (Fig. 1).