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The two absorbance values closest to the 50% point were plotted with its corresponded chemical compound concentration and the equation of the regression line was utilized to calculate the IC50 as described previously [42].

In our study, its presence invariably corresponded to cirrhosis in histology, although only 5 animals presented with ascites out of 17 cirrhotic rats.

In the first reaction, one primer was homologous to sequence immediately 5' to the mutation and its final nucleotide corresponded to the mutation; in the second reaction this primer was replaced with a primer differing only in the final nucleotide, which corresponded to the original sequence.

Given that the consortium's goal was to catalogue all, or as many as possible, of the votes that had been cast by Florida citizens but not recorded by Florida authorities, one might have expected its members to emphasize the finding that corresponded to its goal.

Each region with a certain copy number was represented by a point on the graph where the X-coordinate corresponded to the region copy number obtained from mpFISH analysis, while the Y-coordinate corresponded to its ANILFR.

Specifically, in the presence of KT 5823, the level of [Ca2+]i mobilized by TPα in response to its secondary stimulation with U46619 corresponded to approximately 38% of its primary response (Fig. 8A and B).

For this lyophilized T. thermophilus HB8 cells (10 mg) were subjected to methanolysis in the presence of 15% (v/v) sulfuric acid (Braunegg et al. 1978), for extraction of polyester and its transformation in the corresponded 3-hydroxyalkanoic methyl esters.

Thirdly, each resampled z-bin was then draped over the area of seafloor that corresponded to its depth range.

It represented the corresponded trend to the Greenshields model.

Spectrum-3 corresponded to RR and its CrI was 35.42%.

A preliminary mRNA gene expression profiling study identified a cDNA fragment that corresponded to PECAM1, suggesting its up-regulation in response to dermal wounding [ 4].