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In this contribution we focus on special lateral test structures which have a similar architecture as compared to vertical power devices but enable us to exclusively characterize the channel mobility.

In the past years collections of all the differentially expressed genes in a given condition that exclusively characterize that condition, have been proposed as "gene signatures" for a condition [9] [11].

While all these markers have been routinely used to exclusively characterize B-ALU [1], [5], [20], the relationships among these antigens and their significance in adult common ALL patients remain unclear.

Cardiac pump failure of HCR rats was exclusively characterized as a diminution in cardiac systolic performance during hypoxia with no failures attributable to the development of fatal irregular contractions (Figure 5c).

This difference in the role-to-role connectivity pattern for the nematode nervous system with the networks in the above-mentioned two classes suggests that its structure is not exclusively characterized by either a stringy periphery or multiple stars.

Physiological functions of TRP channels have been exclusively characterized in fruit flies and mice to date.

The clinical routine, however, is almost exclusively characterized by 2D images (e.g., CT, MRI).

The discrepant intention of privacy protection by patient consent exclusively characterized differences in the standpoint between the physicians and patients (Table  3).

LTS were almost exclusively characterized by LTS-ms, mainly including thrombocytopenia, hand-foot syndrome, liver dysfunction, anorexia, asthenia, hypothyroidism, and diarrhea.

In the older definition ALS is considered as a disease exclusively characterized by preferential loss of motor neurons in the motor cortex, brainstem, and spinal cord, that is, by a pathological involvement exclusively of the motor system.

Light transport in this semi- to non-diffuse regime is not exclusively characterized by μ ′ s, but is also influenced by the probability of large angle backscattering events, which is defined by the scattering PF [ 28, 29].