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The dispensing time from emergence of the liquid jet to detachment at the outlet was measured from previously-obtained images (Figure 5(c)).

It is likely that the distance from emergence of the SBRN to the radial styloid process is not affected by sex or ethnicity [10].

Most of the prostate cancer deaths result from emergence of an androgen resistant phenotype of prostate cancer.

The potential devastation from emergence of a pandemic strain in Africa has led to a sudden shift of public health focus to pandemic preparedness.

The results suggest that a large proportion of the first relapses were suppressed completely by residual piperaquine concentrations and that recurrences resulted mainly from emergence of the second or third relapse or from reinfection.

An exception might be a strong increase in the percentage of Nm among suspected cases that result from emergence of non-A serogroups that might increase the effectiveness of any strategy.

Number of days from emergence to date of observation was used to estimate age of first foraging.

Should it be derived from the emergence of symptoms, from literature reviews, or from hypertension research?

The experiment lasted for 5 weeks from the emergence of the cotyledons from the testa.

His largest holding is Novozymes, the Denmark-based enzyme maker that stands to gain from the emergence of cellulosic ethanol, made from sources other than corn.

It is considered that variations in musical styles, for example, result from the emergence of new rules and/or from the shifting of existing conventions for music making.