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As the example of Zhu Di and his attendant makes strikingly evident, the method of Chan is not to imitate or mimic the behavior of either past or present exemplars.

Even though the Klimisch method is widely used, some shortcomings have become evident and the method has been increasingly subject to criticism.

Although we discuss the examples relevant to electroanalytical potentiometry and, in particular, to the field of ion-selective membrane electrodes (ISE), it is evident that the method presented here is a good tool for solving broader problems in membrane biology and electrochemistry with membranes.

This situation was particularly evident for the method targeting 5mC in CpG islands (Me-RDA), since only 6-76-7% the contigs could be positioned unambiguously on the genome.

Given these trends, it is evident that the method of contrasting of expression among the CDS with the 5% highest and lowest RPM used herein, was advantageous in revealing the list of optimal codons.

The reasons for this larger conclusion are only partly evident from the Methods itself.

It is evident that the methods using Eqs.2and6(see Figs. 11 and 13) give rise to the comparable results for the grain size analysis, in both absolute values and their variations with temperature (e.g., the grain size is almost constant below 573 K).

This phenomenon was evident irrespective of the method chosen for induction of apoptosis (UV, ionomycin or staurosporine (data not shown)).

Comrades may permit themselves a degree of quiet satisfaction at Trump's evident respect for the methods of our late, beloved Chairman.

The present analysis reveals that the methodology is efficient in cases of evident geographical segregation, for which the method was designed, while it is not efficient in detecting the direction of the flows where geographical segregation is not present.

As the first evaluations of generalized Oda's formula were made, some further shortcomings of the method became evident: The void and crack distribution in some distance from the borehole is unknown and assumed equivalent to the known borehole: The crack or hose extension must be assumed.