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A holder for a quartz resonator with an adjustable air-gap excitation electrode (range: 0 300 μm) is described, able to be used in an EQCM that is provided either with a metallic-film or a glued metallic-foil working electrode.

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Then a manufacturing process is described able to incorporate the EBC on all parts having contact to the flue gases.

The long pentraxin PTX3 protein was originally described as able to be induced by pro-inflammatory stimuli in a variety of cell types.

An array of DNA and histone modifying enzymes has been described as able to be involved in the latent state of proviral DNA in infected cells.

Albert Einstein once said that scientific theories should be able to be described so simply that a child could understand them.

Based on these assumptions, the multiphysical transports are still able to be described by the classical Poisson Boltzmann model.

Participants described more resilient students were able to be "realistic about what's achievable".

65% of the substituted CDS was able to be described using the BLAST against the public protein databases.

The feeling of wanting to work but not being able to was described as not being a complete human being or as being a second-class human being.

EtCO2 has been described to be able to track CI changes in experimental [10] and clinical settings [23].

The case study is extensively described to be able to judge how the context of the changes and the intervention process contribute to the results of the intervention.

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