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The nonmyocyte cell population, mainly cardiofibroblasts, benefited greatly from adhering to the RGD alginate matrix and consequently supported the cardiomyocytes.

Incomplete silane coating or thicker layers leads to inadequate bonding with the organic matrix and consequently a reduction in the mechanical properties [16, 17].

This reduction in tensile strength was correlated with the increased viscosity of the matrix and consequently poor wetting of the PP fabric at reduced processing temperature.

In particular, the derivation of the conditionally linear form of the stochastic differential equations is done in such a way that the corresponding fundamental solution matrix (and consequently its inverse) remains unchanged during the entire integration process.

In this case, the correlation matrix and consequently, where the elements e n, j of the N × 1 vector e n are such that e n, j = δ n - j.

Wet/acid digestion has the benefits of being effective on both organic and inorganic substances as it has the ability to destroy the sample matrix and consequently minimize the interference.

end{aligned} (8 By adopting this technique, we avoid the computation of the (C_l) matrices, and consequently the C matrix described in the previous section.

Then, by introducing slack matrices, the Lyapunov matrices are decoupled from the feedback gain matrices and controller affine terms which lead to eliminate the structural constraints of Lyapunov matrices and consequently reduces the conservativeness of the proposed approach.

The authors also refer to anti-Robinson and minimal span loss functions as available criteria for evaluating row and column permutations of these similarity matrices and, consequently, for evaluating the permutation of the data matrix itself.

This retention depended on the hydrophobicity of the flavour compounds and the storage temperature, which modified the matrix structure and consequently the interactions between aroma compounds and matrix.

We use the term conservative in the present paper, but we specifically refer to mutations with non-negative coefficients in substitution matrices (such as the Dayhoff et al. [ 10] matrix, PAM250) and, consequently, with a high frequency of fixation during evolution.