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The PGLS approach characterizes evolutionary changes along each branch of a phylogeny through the variance components of traits and controls for the non-independence among species by incorporating a matrix of the covariances among species based on their phylogenetic relationships [52], [53], [55].

Each panel incorporates a matrix of transparent resin rods bonded into the cement, transmitting light without weakening the structure.

To calculate correlations between SNP allele frequencies and current and past climate variables, we used the Bayesian linear model method of Coop et al. (2010), which controls for population history by incorporating a covariance matrix of populations and accounts for differences in sample size between populations.

Prussian blue was incorporated into a matrix of an electronic conducting poly 5-amino-1-naphthol) to create a hydropoly 5-amino-1-naphtholc hybrid material able to reduce H2O2 at 0.00 V vs Ag/AgCl/Cl−sat in a medium containing poly 5-amino-1-naphtholcations.

Taken together, our results reinforce the importance of incorporating a biomimetic matrix in the cellular microenvironment of 3D tumor models and the influential effects of the matrix on the tumorigenic morphology of 3D cultured cells.

We adjusted the chemical environment on the membrane surface by incorporating functionalized lipid molecules in a matrix of egg phosphatidylcholine (eggPC).

Oral films with mucoadhesive properties represent a suitable matrix for incorporating a variety of drugs, either in their common form or bound to a specific carrier.

A novel ternary rGO/PPy/S nanocomposite possessing of a hierarchical nanostructure via incorporating the matrix of reduced graphene oxide (rGO) coated by polypyrrole (PPy) with sulphur was prepared by a facile one-pot in situ method.

Hence, it may be beneficial to incorporate a collagenous matrix which is made of different proteins such as various types of collagen and laminin to closely mimic the structure of a blood vessel.

The 3-D models that have been described to date have incorporated a range of matrices, both natural and synthetic.

The procedure for estimating the calibration and correction parameters is basic and could be improved, e.g., by incorporating covariance matrices of the observations.