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The area within the boundary of the National Area shall be divided into two categories; namely, the gorge areas and adjacent areas as hereinafter defined.

These detectors will be hereinafter defined as "mass detectors".

A cluster of nine genes, rho hypothetical– hemH– hemE hypothetical– maf– aroE– coaE– dnaQ (AZL028900 AZL028930 AZL000010– AZL000050: these codes are hereinafter defined in the Protein-encoding genes section), occurring at ∼0 kb on the B510 chromosome (Supplementary Fig. S2) was commonly found in the Magnetospirillum sp. AMB-1 genome.

The patients with cultural confirmed pulmonary TB and delayed diagnosis are defined hereinafter as index patients.

Intron sliding (also called slippage or migration; hereinafter IS) can be defined as relocation of intron/exon boundaries over short distances (1-60 bases) in the course of evolution.

Since this is the standard way of estimating bSCr, hereinafter we refer to AKI defined in this way as AKINstandard bSCr.

Also, pattern 2 is fixed, as the throughput of pattern 2 is higher than that of the high QoS mode defined in IEEE 802.15.6 (hereinafter called the conventional scheme).

We defined "sepsis and shock" (hereinafter referred to as "shock") as a mean arterial pressure (MAP) < 60 mmHg or vasopressor use within the first 24 hours after randomization.

The gross increment is defined as the growth including removals (hereinafter referred to as increment) [28].

Hereinafter, we focus on HTR distribution with 1≤α≤2, which is defined in terms of its CF, as the following: varphi_{alpha,gamma}(boldsymbolomega)=expleft -gamma |boldsymbolomega|^{alpha}right), (8).

In the original formulation of SnPT (hereinafter referred to as 'additive route', SnPT+) an array of 2n bars is directly defined onto a substrate via a sequence of n conformal depositions and anisotropic etchings.