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We thus concluded that the NPM-protein corona may generate a limited increase in ROS in HLFs.

However, linear codes can only generate a limited number of MDS matrices in a finite field.

For example, it is only ever possible to generate a limited amount of traffic so it can only provide a skewed representation of censorship policies.

We could only generate a limited number of PDXs from Patient #1's cells over 5 months (3/12), whereas we could test 240 drugs in 5 days with a fraction of the cells.

To do that, time series are used as inputs (for generation profiles, load profiles on the studied network, etc.…) but a clustering technique is employed to generate a limited number of equivalent scenarios in order to reduce the number of points for which a load flow is calculated.

Sanger sequencing of our library allowed us to generate a limited number of ESTs.

The approach proposed in this paper combines an influent disturbance generator with a mechanistic WWTP model for generating a limited sequence of training data (4 months of dynamic data).

When strongly enhanced by high-energy X-rays, as it was that day, this resonance "gives you sensitivity to particular electronic states in atoms," Fritz said, which in this sample "happens to be very important for magnetic properties". Without this high energy, the experiment had detected only a faint signal and generated a limited amount of data.

Based on Twitter data, altruism wasn't the ideal incentive: A team from the Georgia Institute of Technology's Research Institute (GTRI), which placed second in the competition, generated a limited number of tweets through its altruism-based approach, which promised to donate prize money to the American Red Cross if people signed on to the challenge.

Pulsing DCs with a glioma peptide antigen (Ag) generated a limited anti-glioma response compared to un-pulsed DCs.

Market equilibrium would move from A to B, generating a limited negative effect on the employment rate (from N to N'), since labour costs hardly increase (from W to W').