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Morphological typing of cultures was consistent with specific primer results in only 56% of isolates tested, demonstrating the high level of skill and experience required for accurate morphotyping from culture alone.
Taking into account thin foil effects, the experimental out-of-plane strain is in excellent agreement with the theoretical value calculated for a pure InAs layer (i.e. 0.035), demonstrating the high level of strain and stress in the layers.
Despite our multiple publications [3], [6], [7] over the past two decades demonstrating the high level of infectivity of P. yoelii sporozoites when administered by intravenous (IV) injection, it was possible that the P. yoelii sporozoites in the mosquitoes used in our experiments (Table 1) were intrinsically non-infective.
The country has mobilized internal resources to match the funds allocated by GAVI and the Vaccine Fund, demonstrating the high level of commitment by the government.
Only two Hungarian isolates showed low MIC value to oxytetracycline and tetracycline, demonstrating the high level of resistance to tetracyclines among the strains.
Importantly, the PCA of both primary and secondary metabolite profiles grouped together the six biological replicates of each cultivar at the different developmental stages, demonstrating the high level of reproducibility between the replicates compared with the developmental factor.
Findings of previous studies on technical efficiency in Ghana corroborate the results of this current study demonstrating the high levels of inefficiencies in healthcare facilities.
Eight surveys [ 6, 11, 17, 22, 24, 25, 27, 32] that collectively included over 15,000 patients provided the core data demonstrating the high levels of symptoms reported by patients, even though they were all receiving asthma therapy.
A cross-sectional observation using a transmission electron microscope (TEM) clarified that the coating demonstrating the highest level of hardness has a fiber-like structure consisting of grains that are ~ 20 nm in width and ~ 50 nm in length.
