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The fourth term in equation (1) refers to all protein species that can be either derived from or converted into pi,c by chemical modification.
Especially antigens either derived from mycobacteria or from propionibacteria have been associated with sarcoidosis.
The estimates were therefore either derived from tariffs or gross estimates.
Tissues and cells were either derived from OA or trauma patients.
Many human genes and pseudogenes have been identified as being either derived from transposons or created by transposon activity [ 1].
The other approach is to investigate the tumorigenic potential of MM cells (either derived from patients or from myeloma-prone mouse strains) by in-vivo transplantation assays.
The alkyl chain was either derived from lauric acid or from glycerol α-monolaurate.
Other datasets used in this study are either derived from mobile records, or publicly available.
In practical terms, hydrolysate can be manufactured into two ways; either derived from gelatine itself or directly from an animal's pure collagen.
When identical, they were considered either derived from rooted propagules or self-grafted, which cannot be distinguished from each other.
The CBD products are either derived from industrial hemp plants or marijuana plants.
