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In contrast to the Leverett J-function approach, this methodology (hereby termed flow-unit-derived initial oil saturation or FUSOI) determines the distributions of the initial oil saturations from a measure of the mean hydraulic radius, referred to as the flow zone indicator (FZI).

The evaluation dataset (hereby termed Test Set I) consisted of 188 human precursors producing 197 mature miRNAs and 141 mouse precursors producing 148 mature miRNAs, respectively.

The map produced from flow field developed by MR fluid motion tracking (hereby termed the predicted map) has inherent noise and is a combination of the true and error data.

To test our model's generalization performance on other species, a second evaluation data set (hereby termed Test set II) was also used, consisting of 218 Zebrafish precursors producing 253 mature miRNAs and 51 Drosophila melanogaster precursors producing 54 mature miRNAs, respectively.

The putative protein hereby termed VerFtsZ was analysed for signature motifs using the program FingerPRINTScan [ 28, 29].

Next, a comparison of patients' demographic, clinical and treatment outcomes between major anatomic sites of tuberculosis disease (hereby termed EPTB syndromes) was made using Pearson's chi-square test and when appropriate Fischer's exact tests for categorical data.

Hereby, terms are only further considered if they possess a clear relationship to the emerging market context and frugal or reverse innovation, as well as emerge at least in three of investigated papers.

Hereby, the term high-valuable passengers denotes the passengers of the highest importance to the airline who are enough worth to be waited for, even if it might cause some delays on departure and adding costs.

The host immune system can regulate iron availability for pathogens via activation of cytokines, cellular proteins/peptides, and hormones, hereby gaining control over pathogen proliferation and strengthening specific immune effector pathways, a strategy also termed "nutritional immunity" [ 6, 8, 9].

Also we are hereby expurgating the term "grifter" from the Vice lexicon and recommend you do the same before it gets scooped up by the awfuls and turned into the next bacon/pirate/ninja/lolcat.

The latter agent is of particular interest, because it is supposed to generate persistent anti-tumoral immune responses and to hereby elicit long-term disease control and prolonged survival in the corresponding patients.