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The unique morphology is derived from using tetrapod-type zinc oxide (ZnO) as a template in fabrication process, demonstrating that aerographite's architecture can be designed through the choice of templates with the desired morphologies.
The RMR generation cost to mitigate the system insecurity considered in this study was adapted from [26], which is derived from using a specified operating cost multiplied by the marginal probability (PM).
Depth is derived from using lowlights -- subtle or bold -- to catapult your highlights.
With newly developed cell lines it will also be important to confirm which type of cell the cell line is derived from using, for example, intermediate filament proteins, such as cytokeratins for epithelial cells, or specific cell surface markers, such as A2B5 for glial cells, and special properties required for the proposed study.
Relative gene expression was derived from using 2 ΔCT, where CT represents CT of the gene of interest minus CT of the reference gene cyclophilin (ATCYP5).
Estimates of 35 q 15 were derived from using both direct and indirect methods, as indicated in Fig. 1.
Furthermore, additional benefits could be derived from using AV drug stockpiles close to their expiration dates to treat epidemic influenza patients.
This choice of period offers a lower estimate of the standard admission rate than would have been derived from using the period 1900 1924.
The educational benefits that are derived from using SENB could be improved if a set of virtual experiments were designed according to the requirements and scope of a specific course.
The analytical limit of detection (LOD) was derived from using a value of three times the standard deviation (9.24 EU/filter) of the field blank measurements (Malawi filter analytical LOD = 27.7 EU/filter).
These were derived from using either the follow-up PROM score (n = 3) or the change in score as an outcome (n = 5), both adjusted for pre-intervention score.
