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Basin shape may be indexed by simple dimensionless ratios of the basic measurements area, perimeter and length (Singh 1998).

The XRD pattern showed numbers of Bragg reflections that may be indexed on the basis of the face-centered cubic structure of silver.

The XRD pattern shows one intense peak of Bragg's reflection with 2θ values of 32.30 ° which may be indexed to the (101) based on the face centered cubic structure of silver nanoparticles.

A number of Bragg reflections with 2θ values of 24.48°, 30.01°, 33.30°, 34.50°, 46.30° sets of lattice planes are observed which may be indexed to the (111), (200), and (220) faces of silver respectively.

Aqueous leaf extracts of Manilkara zapota were used to synthesize AgNPs, which exhibited XRD with 2θ values of 38.06°, 44.37°, 64.51°, and 77.31° sets of lattice planes, which may be indexed to the (111), (200), (220), and (311) face-centered cubic (fcc) structure of silver, respectively [58].

Previous studies have suggested a similar hormonal or masculinity effect in males, whereby high achieving males give birth to more sons, either because of hormone levels [32] or brain masculinity [22], both of which may be indexed by work achievement.

Soon, Facebook may be indexing this moment automatically for you and will let you find it again simply by searching for your friend's name.

Thus, it seems to be the case that self-reports of mind-wandering during challenging laboratory tasks may be indexing a particular type of mind-wandering.

The observed similarities between TENS and EA in effect size and time-effect profiles after cessation of treatment, may be indices that similar physiological mechanisms are being induced by these two interventions.

A recent AUTS1 fine-mapping study, using both family-based and case-control association analyses, detected SNPs within DOCK4 (dedicator of cytokinesis 4) and IMMP2L (innerinner mitochondrial membrane protease-like) that may be indexing autism susceptibility factors.

Readers should be aware that this article may still be indexed under its previous, incorrect title 'Resistance to treatment in eating disorders: a critical challenge'.