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Cutting using water abrasive jet enables cutting of ceramics due to exceedingly low process forces and machining temperatures.

Due to exceedingly rare prevalence of L. monocytogenes endophthalmitis, it is not high on most differentials, and diagnosis is made only after culture.

These genes are usually present in high copy numbers and may not have been assembled in our de novo assembly due to exceedingly high read coverage and short read lengths (Nagarajan and Pop 2013).

However, each IEF-LC-MS-MS/MS experiment required 26 LC-MS-MS/MS runs corresponding to 78 hours of spectrometer time, so it could not be carried out separately for 60 samples due to exceedingly long time of the analysis required (4500 hours, nearly 200 days of spectrometer time would be required).

Interest in the sale generated enough traffic to bring down the Web site of the seller, Comic Connect, which posted a note explaining, "Due to the exceedingly high volume of traffic, the site has been temporarily replaced with this news article about the record selling comic".

This could be due to the exceedingly large sample size (n = 1620) or the large number of parameters to be calibrated.

Unfortunately, neither of the aforementioned techniques can be directly applied to the satellite case due to the exceedingly large transmission delays, affecting both the reliability of the channel quality indicators and of the acknowledgements.

Note that due to an exceedingly complex structure of the percolating cluster in higher dimensions, it is cumbersome to determine the percolation threshold analytically except for the 1D and a few 2D lattices[2D].

Furthermore, dose fractionation becomes increasingly problematic when two or more tiltseries are collected from the same imaging area, compromising the ability to align the images in the tiltseries accurately due to an exceedingly low SNR in individual images.

However, I would argue that in Gov. Brewer's case, her reticence was due to the exceedingly low storage capacity in her mind.

It should be noted that a few years ago, due to an exceedingly high turnover rate, McDonald's actually started a campaign to convince employees to turn their job into a career.