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Raw sputa from 100 patients underwent direct smear microscopy, were manually split and assigned to the OM-S group [OM-S added at collection (no other processing required) and tested after 0- to 5-day holds at room temperature] or standard-of-care (SOC) group (NaOH/N-acetyl l-cysteine decontamination, all tested on day of collection).

Chimeric superscaffolds were manually split and allocated to their respective positions in the PMs.

Achilles tendon is manually split into deep and superficial layers to reconstruct anterolateral and posteromedial bundles as the natural insertion of PCL.

GRAPH9 was used to flag bridges (articulation points where the removal of an EST breaks the link between sub-clusters) and manually split the large graph into distinct smaller sub-graphs.

During BAC anchoring, the contigs showing conflict in the marker-BAC relationship were manually split based on CB map and BES information.

Some segments were interrupted stretches of probes that did not give log2 ratios consistent with an indel and were manually split into multiple segments.

Therefore, the only way to parallelize the preprocessing stage is to manually split the dataset into subsets and list their locations in the manifest file.

To overcome such problems, e.g. in the context of the CASP (Moult et al., 2014) experiments, the structures are manually split into so-called assessment units and evaluated separately (Taylor et al., 2014).

However, due to the heterogeneity of HER2 overexpression in both ER-positive and -negative tumours, we manually split this class into two classes those with (HER2+/ER+) or without (HER2+/ER−) ER expression.

To decrease doses in the spinal cord, the F10 technique was designed by featuring 2 pairs of split-opposed beam fields at 155° to 335° and 205° to 25°, as well as one pair of manually split beam fields at 0°.

3 motifs were extracted for the RPLP1 CNE, and 2 for the RPLP2 CNE, one of which was manually split into two upon further inspection.