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In the case of the inhibition of TrCel6A, the same procedure and conditions were followed, except that TrCel5A was omitted.

For EHS matrix with fibroblasts beneath the filter, the same procedure was followed except that 0.5 × 105 previously trypsinised fibroblasts (NMFs or CAFs) were placed in the well beneath the filter insert with 1 ml DMEM/Ham's F-12 (10% FBS; Thermo Electron Corporation) and 2 ml RPMI Thermo Tracee).

Essentially the same protocol for Repliseq was followed except that, after BrdU incorporation, the cells were fractionated into five sub-populations (S1 to S5).

For gels with no nanomaterial, the same procedure was followed except that nanoclay was excluded.

The guidelines provided by the manufacturer for blood samples were followed, except that the sample lysis step (of red and white blood cells) was not performed.

For generating of prediction rate curve (PRC), a method similar to SRC was followed except that on y-axis the groundwater potential yield in the test dataset was plotted (Chung and Fabbri 2003).

In a reflection of their career arcs after that match, none of the meetings that followed — except for one round-robin match at the 2011 ATP World Tour Finals — took place before the semifinals of a tournament.

This movie raises the bar so high for summer blockbusters that I feel awful for all the films that must follow (except for Prometheus, that movie will do fine).

The protocol in the kit was followed except for the gel electrophoresis that was performed in a 1.5% gel (SeaKem® LE Agarose, Cambrex Bio Science) for 30 min at 80 V followed by 45 min at 100 V.

For the icCIN screen, the same process was followed except for the fact that the cells were first grown in SD-Ura-Leu liquid medium and then in SC-Ura liquid medium.

"If any couple chooses to consummate their sexual cravings, then that act becomes a total commitment with adherence to all consequences that may follow, except on certain exceptional considerations," the ruling states, via the New York Times.