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The Editio Minor is composed of 26 text units, which are largely extracted from the Compositiones Lucenses tradition: this small recipe book is exclusively bound immediately after the De Architectura by Vitruvius [36].

It is speculated that the EST hits registered at the database were too small to show statistical significance or that the ESTs were largely extracted from cancer tissues.

Indeed, some experimental evidence of regulated synthesis for the phosphorelay component Spo0B was not included in the published models, and the reaction kinetics used in our model, which are largely extracted from the literature, may not provide a faithful representation of the molecular mechanism for the wild type behaviour.

In recent decades the Fed largely extracted itself from anything resembling credit allocation.

The high priority fields are composed largely of fields extracted from the UPCI tumor registry.

Clinical genetic testing still relies largely on DNA extracted from blood samples.

DNA was successfully extracted from the largely protected inner canal region of a single tooth (fig. 2 B and supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online) and notably more degraded rib (fig. 2 C).

Currently, the performance of CT facilities largely relies on Hydraulic Efficiency Indicators (HEIs), extracted from experimentally derived Residence Time Distribution (RTD) curves.

However, how the information stored in VWM is extracted from the perceptual objects remains largely unknown.

CPO is first extracted from plasma with n-pentane, thereby largely excluding the majority of the more hydrophilic pesticide oxons from possible cross-reactions.

Frankincense, along with its close relation myrrh, is largely grown in Somalia, and it's an essential oil extracted from the tree resin, often found in beauty products.