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Despite this, all of them were unambiguously matched to single shark species reference sequences on BOLD, demonstrating that each fragment contained enough variation for a successful identification.

The TOF analysis is a coincidence measurement because it requires multiple (START and STOP in the case of LEPi) signals for a successful identification of a particle.

"Complete mapping" stands for a successful identification of distinct areas of maximal MEP response for mm.

By assuming D = (1 + Δ d, the condition for a successful tag identification in the unit disk graph model is stricter than that in the protocol model: | x − y | ≥ D = ( 1 + Δ ) d ≥ ( 1 + Δ ) | x − t | ; (4).

During the surgery, a blue dye is injected in the same way and SLN is thus identified as blue and hot lymph node, one of these criterions only is not sufficient for a successful SLN identification [ 5].

Characteristic patterns of genomic imbalances not only have confirmed recent classification schemes in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, but they provide a basis for the successful identification of genes with previously unrecognized pathogenic roles in the development of different lymphomas.

Their genomic context allowed us to develop a method for the successful identification of novel effector genes.

As the structural element and threshold value are the key parameters for the successful identification of cells, a batch of cells was tested independently, and a certain range of size of structural element and threshold values were applied.

In this work, we report the use of array-CGH for the successful identification of genes included in a hemizygous deletion induced by fast neutron irradiation on Citrus clementina.

From this perspective, adequate correction for potential population stratification is required for successful identification of genetics determinants of complex traits and diseases.

However, a wide variety of geophysical imaging technologies and different application conditions pose challenges in selecting appropriate imaging technologies for the successful identification of underground utilities.