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A flip-mounted mirror enabled the BARD to be used with either light source without the need for realignment of the optical beam path.

Moreover, the POC-CCA assay has the sensitivity and the standardized approach needed for realignment of the three WHO levels of prevalence to be founded on more reliable cut-off values than they are at present.

(25) To optimize 3D reconstruction, reprojection images were created from the 3D model and used for realignment of the original particle images.

Evidently, there are significant grounds for realignment in the geographic scope of scholarship on egao.

However, slip progression can occur even after ISF and several osteotomy procedures for realignment of the proximal femur have been proposed [ 12].

More importantly, the department is unlikely to get its wished-for realignment when Congress finally completes work on the overall 2011 budget.

However, Campbell has gone on the record with the views of many at this year's annual conference in suggesting that – should the Labour party suffer at the next election – the potential for realignment is high.

Thereafter GATK was used for realignment and recalibration of the bam files [ 37], and subsequent SNP calling was performed using SAMtools [ 38].

Consider these two elements in the sport's newest agreement: One calls for the realignment of the game into two 15-team leagues, an idea first put on the table by the union more than 10 years ago.

It has taken a long time for the realignment of the parties brought about by civil-rights laws in the 1960s and the rise of the conservative movement in the 1970s to work through the system, but the process is almost complete.

On Wednesday, while quietly burying any notion that he stands for the realignment of the left and centre of which Roy Jenkins (and the Manchester Guardian of CP Scott) always dreamed, Clegg instead gave his party something more immediate to focus on – power.