The term mucosal biofilm further denotes a sessile form of microbial growth on mucosal surfaces which can trigger chronic or recurrent infections, usually devoid of cultivable microbes in tissue exudates [2], [3].
Therefore, we assume that no more than two distinct cell types exist with respect to a specific locus l: cells in which the locus is in its mutated state and cells in which the locus is in its normal state, further denoted mutated cells and normal cells, respectively.
Further, insulin/glucagon ratio (per se indices) indicating the relative percentage of β-/ α-cells was also significant (P < 0.05) at the higher age group (12 months) among Mutant compared to its Lean and Control, further denoting HI).
The fundamental component is further denoted with a small circle around its amplitude peak, which helps in locating it if the spectrum has high-amplitude distortion components at subharmonic- or otherwise low frequencies.
It discriminates between symptoms and complaints (ICPC code numbers 01 29), and diagnoses (ICPC code numbers 70 99), further denoted in this paper as 'symptom diagnoses' and 'diagnoses'diagnoses
As it has been mentioned in Section 1, there is a possibility to derive lower bound output MSE (further denoted as MSElb) for denoising a grayscale image corrupted by i.i.d.i.d
The altered intracortical connectivity in schizophrenia organoids was further denoted by the changes in the orientation of the calretinin+ interneurons.
This paper is concerned with the numerical solution of the unified first order hyperbolic formulation of continuum mechanics recently proposed by Peshkov and Romenski [110], further denoted as HPR model.
In this study, water droplets generated using an ultrasonic atomizer at room temperature were replaced with water droplets heated to a high temperature (further denoted as hot water droplets) by an electrical heating steam generator during the preparation of porous membranes via phase inversion to reduce the amount of consumed water and fabrication time.
C n is further denoted as follows.
We further denote z = ( v, w ).
