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Figure 4 shows four clear "clusters" whereby the wood of the instruments is delineated into two groups: the old and new top plates and the old and new back plates.

Based on amino acid sequence analysis, these single-domain eubacterial FEN homologues can be delineated into two distinct groups.

Recently, many studies indicate that MDSCs can be delineated into two types: granulocytic MDSCs and monocytic MDSCs.

The remaining brown algae can be delineated into two groups: (i) an early diverging set of basal lineages including the Syringodermatales, Sphacelariales, Dictyotales, Onslowiales, Phaeostrophionaceae/ Bodanella clade and (ii) the BACR of remaining orders (Phillips et al. 2008 b ).

LTP is often delineated into two types: early LTP (E-LTP), which lasts for 1 2 h and is independent of protein synthesis; and late LTP (L-LTP), which persists longer, requires repeated stimuli and is protein synthesis dependent.

Network alignment is further delineated into two sub-problems: local alignment, to find small conserved motifs across networks, and global alignment, which attempts to find a best mapping between all nodes of the two networks.

The study watershed was delineated into seven subwatersheds.

The results of slope were delineated into five categories with equal interval, such as <10°, 10 20°, 20 30°, 30 40°, and >40°.

Based on the aforementioned factors, groundwater potential map of the study area was produced from the data in Table 2, and the potential of groundwater in the study area is delineated into three (3) segments: the high groundwater potential, the medium groundwater potential and the low groundwater potential.

Typically, the deposition process can be delineated into three different zones as shown in Figures 2 and 3. When the voltage is applied, a slight increase in the current at the beginning of region (I) of deposition indicates the filling of the pores, whereas a decrease in current indicates formation of the diffusion layer on the surface [44, 45].

Spinnable cotton fiber development is delineated into four discrete but overlapping developmental stages: fiber initiation, elongation, secondary wall biosynthesis, and maturation [17], [20], [21].