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The purity of the conjugates was evaluated as described and determined to be >90%.

To test this, we depleted OLE1 as previously described and determined expression of the fatty acid synthase gene FAS2 by qRT-PCR (Fig. 1C).

We isolated round spermatids (RS) and spermatocytes (SC) from adult Miwi+/− and Miwi−/− testes by unit gravity sedimentation as we recently described, and determined the expression of these 7 target genes by RT-qPCR.

For the determination of the doubling time (T), the following formulas were used: (1.2) g = t - t0, where "t" represents the final time in hours when "n" was determined (as described and determined above in (1.1) equation) and "t0"the initial time when N0 was studied.

To describe and determine the intertester reliability of a newly developed classification system of shoulder syndrome recognition.

With regard to the limitations of the probability theory, the approaches and methods of describing and determining the uncertainty condition now are developed, and other than probability theory, some other different theories are proposed and used (Parsons 2001).

We undertook the present study to describe and determine the factors associated with, self, staff and family carer informant ratings of the QoL of a cohort of PWD living in RCF.

We undertook the present study to describe and determine the factors associated with ratings of the quality of life of a cohort of people with dementia living in a residential care facility.

The T3 is an electronic data collection tool developed for this study to record data relevant to describing and determining success of transitions in care.

Exposure ascertainment bias was assessed based on whether the ETS exposure variables were described clearly and determined by the study authors to be adequate measures of ETS exposure in the study population.

To evaluate the functional relevance of HLA-E, we used the experimental setup described above and determined degranulation of NK cells expressing only the inhibitory receptor for HLA-E, i.e., NKG2A.