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Specifically, δxT values of two materials in Fig. 3 should be reduced to a level that is smaller than the variance of xT between the two materials, defined hereafter as ΔxT.
Five priority levels are adopted by the C2C Communication Consortium, defined hereafter.
The SST averaged for water with a density greater than 23.25 kg/m3 shows a more pronounced cooling as expected but with no change in the phase of the seasonal variability in contrast to the average SST of surface waters for the entire cold tongue (defined hereafter as waters for surface density > 23.0 kg/m3).
Therefore, we hypothesized that an isomeric plasmalogen molecular species B'-A is also likely present albeit at a much lower abundance, in addition to the readily observable abundant plasmalogen molecular species A'-B (defined hereafter as "a paired rule") (Figure 1).
The known intended and unintended targets of DIPN drugs are defined hereafter as targets and were collected from DrugBank and Therapeutic Target Database (TTD; http://bidd.nus.edu.sg/group/cjttd/).sg/group/cjttd/
The invariant arginine, R125 in RPEL2MAL, is located within the short loop (defined hereafter as the R-loop) connecting the helices α1RPEL2 and α2RPEL2.
From a physical perspective, metrics such as spectrum efficiency and minimum Basedre the monthempoptimalconstrallocatione considered.
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There are three types of electronic training device available to the general public [ 7]: those that are operated manually via a remote-controlled transmitter (hereafter 'e-collar'); those that operate automatically in response to a dog barking (hereafter 'bark e-collar'); and those that are activated at a boundary line to keep dogs within a defined area (hereafter 'e-fence').
However, the northern populations (hereafter defined as England, Ireland, Sweden, Hungary, Bulgaria and Canada) show greater complexity as K increases (Figure 4).
A firm is hereafter defined as internationalized if any of the three criteria above applyd.
