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The changes in the arterial diameter from 20 to 110 sec post-cuff deflation are described in line graphs and tables.
Exploiting this feature, if the SUs are under the symmetric model, the unavailable channels are replaced by one channel in A u (i.e., the set of available channels seen by SU u) in the following T laps to the ring as described in line 2 of Algorithm 3, where the notation A u(i) is used to indicate the ith element of Au.
This assumption is described in line 3 of equation (6).
In addition, DC populations have been described in line with synovitis in RA, although a functional contribution to the disease remains difficult to assess [ 36- 38].
Annotation of indels in Sanger data is undertaken directly in relation to the coding transcript and described in line with the HGVS guidelines which require a variant to be called at the most 3′ position in the coding transcript [ 4].
The synthesis is described in line with a recently-developed set of guidelines for reporting synthesis of qualitative studies—'Enhancing transparency in reporting the synthesis of qualitative research (ENTREQ)' [ 22].
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Culture adaptation has also been described in teratocarcinoma lines [3].
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