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Each of the five cases is described precisely below.
The Canadian soil aliquot, where we enriched the microbial community (including the SMZ-degrading strain) from, was sent to us from Canada and is described precisely in the paper of Topp et al. [30].
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The rationale for evaluating original studies is the expectation that eligibility and inclusion criteria are described precisely, including precise radiological criteria, in studies fulfilling the quality criteria to be included in a systematic review.
All these inventions grew from the now commonplace realization that numbers, words, sounds and images -- anything that can be described precisely -- can be translated into a simple binary code of ones and zeroes and manipulated rapidly and almost flawlessly by machine.
Therefore, it should not be left to user's choice and has to be described precisely in the system specifications.
First, images cannot be described precisely by one single feature; therefore, they should be represented by multiple features such as color, shape and texture.
Here we use representations where the amplitude modulations of sub-band filtered speech are described, precisely, in terms of co-sinusoidal pulses.
To obtain a reliable estimate of the emission from these sources, the processes involved in the transfer of NH3 from the manure to the free atmosphere have to be described precisely.
In this study, the geometry of cooling channels in blanket module 4 was described precisely in the ITER neutronics model 'Alite-4' based on the latest CAD model converted using MCAM developed by FDS Team.
Approximate locations of mutations identified in axenic mutants are indicated with arrows; these are described precisely in Table 1.
The individual studies have been described precisely (supplemental data, available in an online appendix at http://dx.doi.org/10.2337/dc08-0867).
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