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Though Mr. Silverstein reported "some fascinating discussions with respect to very large block users," no prospective tenants have been publicly identified, except for the governor's office.

There isn't much wall text, just opening statements from the collectors (all of them identified except for one mysterious "Private Collection").

No cross reactivity was identified except for probes of Mucor racemosus (Murac) which cross react with Mucor hiemalis and Mucor ramosissimus.

In Fig. 2, the typical twin-vortex pattern in terms of the electrostatic potential can be identified, except for the quiet time.

However, even this major effort has not (yet) revealed major clues with respect to colonisation and infection potency of the clonal lineages that were thus identified, except for the fact that certain lineages are highly epidemic.

For Ulmus, again the major role of the past weather conditions can be identified except for a few days before the start of the current pollen season, when the weights of the current meteorological parameters exceed those of the past ones (Figure 4, 1st panel from above, right).

There was a trend in all ROIs identified (except the precuneus) for an inversion of the pattern of BOLD activation in the subjective context, as compared with the objective context.

We consider a speciation probability value of ≥ 0.95 as strong support for a speciation event, which is recovered for all identified MOTUs except for the speciation event between MOTU X and XI (PP 0.90-0.96, Figure 3A).

The agreement was >90% for all of the identified pathogens (except for Vibrio parahaemolyticus, Campylobacter jejuni, Yersinia, and Vibrio cholera, where no positive case was found), and the kappa correlation between the two methods was >0.75.

Most of the 300 soldiers scheduled to give evidence will not be identified by name, except for well-known senior officers.

The results show that almost all landmarks can be identified correctly, except for the negligible confusion between normal walking and walking stairs, due to some irregular leg locomotion.