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The imidazolate framework ZIF-8 samples were modified separately by using ammonia impregnation and thermal treatment in atmosphere of N2 or H2 in order to improve its adsorption property toward CO2, and the modified samples A-ZIF-8, N-ZIF-8 and H-ZIF-8 were correspondingly available.

The finding of largely the same Fusarium species on barley, oats and wheat (Bernhoft et al. 2010) may indicate that any of these cereal species may make the Fusarium inoculum correspondingly available for the crop produced next year.

Now that rear-view video and GPS are ever more common, a large number of in-car systems are correspondingly more available to a remote user.

Improved three-dimensional (3-D) fuel performance models of MPS defect geometry can provide better understanding of the probability for pellet clad mechanical interaction (PCMI), and correspondingly the available margin against cladding failure by stress corrosion cracking (SCC).

The pattern is likely due to the fact that the higher eukaryotes have larger genomes, and correspondingly, the information available is sparser when compared to the well-studied and genomically smaller Baker's yeast.

The LabTrove ELN has the capacity to act as a publication platform – this ELN can openly publish records and correspondingly make this information available according to the elnItemManifest schema, thereby providing a structure that can be readily be processed by information gathering 'robots'robots

The programme was  ambitious to start with given the correspondingly limited resources and capacities available to the MCO.

Correspondingly, while effective treatments are available for some patients, approximately half of the patients fail to respond to current neuropsychiatric treatments.

All the details of those plasmids are available in the references correspondingly.

Correspondingly, results for Lp-PLA2 were available for 38 and 40 controls at T0 and T5, respectively.

One of the most prevalent biases identified is the availability bias, associated with the phenomenon that events which are more available to human memory are correspondingly judged as occurring more frequently or as being more important.