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Some journalists believed the game denoted the release of Portal 2 on April 15 , 2011 instead of the target release date of April 19 , 2011

If the value of n is below 0.45, it denotes that the release follows Fickian class I controlled drug release.

S j ( V j ) denotes the concentration of the transmitter released into the synaptic cleft by a presynaptic spike.

We found that contrary to wild type (WT), mutSOD1 impaired the mitochondria as denoted by the release of Cytochrome C (Fig.  1A), indicating that at least in vitro, mutSOD1 directly damages the mitochondria.

With cell culture methods, PM exposure induced trace elemental markers of inflammatory response denoted by the release of cytokines and chemokines were recently identified by Becker et al. (2005), who showed that PM constituent iron and silicon correlated with the release of IL-6, whereas chromium correlated with IL-8.

"Underreamer depth" denotes the position of borehole widening and potential additional gas release caused by the underreamer.

The position of the loading surface in the energy release space between the initial and the bounding surfaces denotes the level of damage state.

As before, n i denotes the known population of tract i, and denotes the probability that an individual who lives in tract i will visit an ED, given that a release has occurred and assuming that commuting has taken place.

denotes the thermocouple hot junction.

ATG denotes the translation start codon; black lines denote introns; blue vertical bars denote exons.

ATG denotes the translation start codon; black lines denote introns; blue vertical bar denotes exon.

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