The technique used for the deposition of such layers is the reactive magnetron sputtering of a pure SiO2 target under a mixture of hydrogen/argon plasma in which nitrogen is incorporated in the case of SiO x N y layer.
In the study group with IBPA, at least two patients (patients 4 and 13) did not fulfill these criteria and thus were erroneously incorporated in the case group.
The demonstration of an intense PCV2-replication was therefore incorporated in the case definition of PMWS in order to differentiate the disease from other chronic disorders leading to the manifestation of similar clinical symptoms (Segalés and Domingo, 2002) [ 10].
A novel concept of reallocation index is proposed and incorporated in the base case design of sensor networks from a fault diagnostic perspective.
For the two supplementary case scenarios, participants were asked to indicate which questions and assessments they would include that had not already been incorporated in the main case scenario.
We can give also an evaluation of the number of nitrogen atoms incorporated in the dot in this case, which can be obtained as follows: the base width of the dots grown at 655°C is around 50 nm, as it is the result of the self-limited value of the GaAs barriers.
As the disease notification data were spatially referenced according to postcode of residence, the spatial structure of the data was incorporated in the model by summing reported cases for each postcode area and any cases reported among its nearest neighbours.
For untagged construct, a stop codon was incorporated in the reverse primer whereas in case of C-terminal 6X His-tagged (C-His) construct, there was no stop codon in the reverse primer.
On the other hand, the relatively slow release of 5-FU observed from cubosomes may be attributed to the limited diffusion of drug molecules incorporated in the aqueous channels; in this case diffusion is governed by the tortuosity and the relatively narrow pore size of the aqueous channels 46, 47.
We therefore propose the following two-steps model: First, a duplication of exon E13 (Fig. 4B) led to a situation where either one of the ancestral or duplicated exon, but not both, could be incorporated in the mature mRNA, a classical case of mandatory alternative splicing [ 48, 49].
Finally, in the Appendices, the free surface conditions and the damping forces are incorporated in the various formulations and "singular cases" are treated (e.g., free bodies, "wall bounded" fluids).
