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Mandibular superimpositions were performed to evaluate the growth of the cephalometric landmark condylion (Co), defined as the point tangential to the most superior aspect of the condyle using a perpendicular to the ramal plane.

A progress variable, cO, defined as the mass of oxygen bound in the products CO2, CO and H2O, divided by that which would be bound if the sample were taken to its fully-burnt state, is argued to offer some advantages over the other definitions considered.

Recent studies on protein folding lead to the suggestion that folding rates of two-state proteins are largely determined by a topological property of its three dimensional native structure [1], namely the contact order, CO, defined as the number of primary sequence bonds between contacting residues in space.

The final Poisson regression model with the number of CO defined as the dependent variable showed that the frequency of use of CO (RR=1.51) among team members with ≥11 years in the profession had undergone a significant increase compared with those with ≤10 years in the profession (table 4).

In 1967, based on Einstein defining the speed of light as the most constant dimension in the universe, the International System of Units isolated two specific wave counts from an emission spectrum of caesium-133 to co-define the second and the meter.

PM and AI co-defined the research theme.

e) A combination of co-payments (defined amount) and co-insurance (defined percentage) that are tiered based on income (% of the federal poverty level) should be applied.

A methodology called "coronary opacification" (CO) difference, defined as the contrast attenuation difference across a stenosis, has been proposed for functional prediction of stenosis.

Kong and co-authors defined an enhanceosome consisting of co-localizing ERα-FOXA1-GATA3 which recruits RNA Pol II and p300 [ 17].

The convex hull co C is defined as co C ( A ) = ⋂ { D ∈ C : A ⊂ D }, ∀ A ⊂ Y.

To evaluate effects of HCV co-infection (defined by positive serostatus), the initial cohort included HIV subjects with and without HCV co-infection (n=17).