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The quantitative analyses, and all examples shown in the Figures, originated from the main ablation group (four ganciclovir treatments on E11 and E12) and the ancillary ablation group that received two ganciclovir treatments on E11 to characterize the maximum extent of specific defects produced in the ablation phenotype.

The peaks of Cu in those figures originate from the TEM sample grid.

The peaks of Cu in these figures originate from the TEM sample grid.

He does not cite the South Bank University study flagged up earlier, but says the figure originated from this paper: Pain, N. and Young, G. (2004), 'The macroeconomic impact of UK withdrawal from the EconomicnoModellingling, 21, pp.387 408.

For example, within PUUV strains from the Bavarian Forest, which has been known as an outbreak region since 2004 133, 14 ), newly characterized strains 10 Mu Eb51 and 10 Mu Eb14 (Bavarian Forest; Figure 1, Figure 2) originated from localities only 25 km apart.

"The culture of erecting statues of political figures originates from the British Raj," he said.

The figure likely originated from an analysis done by right-wing think tanks that implied that the high end of the total cost could be $93 trillion.

The wrinkles in the graphene in Figure 2a,c originated from the mechanical exfoliation process and could also act as markers indicating the presence of graphene.

The FA data extracted for the plots in figure 3 originated from the set of analyses that did not include age as an additional variable.

However, 3 (uncharacterized Bacteroidia and Clostridia) out of the top 10 sequences characterized from the Sonoma dairy (Figure 2) originated from fresh manure and members of both phylogenetic classes have been proposed as surrogates for tracking fecal contamination [21], [22].

The anthropomorphic pottery shown in Figure 2 originated from the Chimu Culture (c. ad 1200 1470).