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In sparse recovery framework, the potential source number K is rather considered to be the number of discretized angle grids.

Those advocating consideration of Salvia divinorums potential for beneficial use in a modern context argue that more could be learned from Mazatec culture, where salvia is not really associated with notions of drug taking at all and it is rather considered as a spiritual sacrament.

It is rather considered that the eye movement pattern during high EEG theta was specifically associated with the memory formation.

It was also surprising to detect HPV-12 genotype in one specimen, because in the majority of studies, it was not mentioned to infect buccal mucosa [ 9, 21] and is rather considered to be etiologically significant in cutaneous epidermodysplasia verruciformis (EV -associated HPV (EV -associated

They are rather considered like group or assembly that operates, communicates, and makes decisions as a whole and independently.

Even though the irradiation of 46Ti yielded a product of higher radionuclidic purity, the eluate obtained from irradiated 43CaCO3 can be rather considered as combination of two PET nuclides.

However, DNA-DNA hybridization shows a high homology between strains, indicating that current species should be rather considered as subspecies corresponding to evolutionary lineages adapted to specific hosts [6].

Therefore, the import mechanism should be rather considered as active mediated transport, which is not concentration-gradient dependent, rather than as the proposed facilitated diffusion process.

However, if there are a considerable number of risk factors which are possibly correlated, it is obvious that unadjusted AFs from bivariate analyses may be biased providing an overestimation of the preventive potential and adjusted AFs should be rather considered.

The symptoms "feeling tired or having low energy", "trouble sleeping" or "eating being out of control" are rather considered as measures of mental symptoms and were thus excluded in this analysis of somatic symptoms.

We therefore deduced that CD11c+, CD123+, and CD11c+/CD123+ leukemic DCs were arrested in the dendritic cell differentiation pathway and that CD11c+ and CD123+ should be rather considered as DC precursor markers.