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Tax assessors for these counties were contacted directly for the required information, which was then manually entered into the data-collection system.> -wrap-foot> *resultss results of the 682 distinct addresses for which at least one confirmed lead poisoning case was identified in which the cohort year was 2000 or later for MA and MS, and 2004 or later for OH.
In this paper analytical models are presented for shared-memory switches with the Replicate-At-Send-distinct address queue multicast scheme.
We compared responses to strangers, friends, and kin in two studies designed to address distinct domains for which kinship is known to have functional significance: incest avoidance and nepotism.
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* User here means a distinct email address.
In this context, here we address two distinct approaches for this question: a static and a dynamic view of fragmentation.
In this study, it was used to integrate the AutoTutor Conversation Engine (ACE; Nye et al. 2014b), the ALEKS (Assessment and Learning in Knowledge Spaces) commercial mathematics learning system (Falmagne et al. 2013), and a number of domain-specific services designed to address some distinct challenges for natural language dialogs about algebra.
However, these analyses did not address potentially distinct roles for the two Pol II transcripts, which we designate here as IGS1-F and IGS1-R.
The beads have distinct color codes and spectral addresses for precise discrimination by a laser flow cytometer.
In under two hours, we received 10,770 photo assessments from 1,012 distinct IP addresses.
