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A physical criterion is also introduced to measure the ability of a network to represent a physical ozone field retrieved from CTM simulations using geostatistical extrapolation methods.

Also, advanced acquisition protocols like described by Karakatsanis et al. [36] could benefit from CTM.

Quantitative reverse transcriptase, gene amplification, i.e., polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR) was performed on a selection of 13 transcripts and RNA from CTM, Rex-D, and LVP mosquitoes.

Amplified RNA (aRNA) was produced from isolated RNA from cTMs using the Arcturus RiboAMP PLUS RNA amplification kit (Life Technologies, Mulgrave, Australia).

Paired-end Illumina RNA-seq libraries were generated from RNA samples extracted from LVP, CTM or RexD mosquitoes.

It will be important to compare bloodmeal-induced changes in gene expression of field-derived Ae. aegypti mosquitoes from various geographic sites, including the Yucatán Peninsula and Puerto Rico, from where CTM and Rex-D originated, respectively, and correlate the data with susceptibility to DENV.

However, if the tracheal tube is removed from the CTM after a short period of time, bleeding may reoccur from the incision.

In the former case the queue model overestimates congestion by around 10% compared with the results from the CTM, although the difference in relative terms is moderate.

Furthermore, the magnitude of the error, i.e. distance from the CTM, is also greater in females than males.

Interestingly a significant inverse correlation between age-adjusted height Z-scores and LCI was observed in children from the CTM cohort but not in healthy children.

In male patients there was no correlation between distance from the CTM with neck circumference (P = 0.11), BMI (P = 0.3), height (P = 0.12) or experience of the assessor (P = 0.35).