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hindfoot length and tail length of breeding condition of California mice from HNHR (measured from specimens collected from 1986–1990) is 26.52±1.17 mm (n = 42; 21 males and 21 females) and 123.63±7.80 mm (n = 18; 6 males and 12 females), respectively.
Wings measured from specimens in museums collected before 1994 are similar in length to bees of European origin (≥9 mm).
Nine discrete morphological characters of flower and fruit morphology were measured from specimens at BISH, NY, PTBG, and US and ten morphological characters were derived from species descriptions ([ 29, 30] Table 2).
The crack length deduced from the PD technique is within 5% of the actual lengths measured from specimen fracture surfaces.
The yield and purity of DNA from the SNU 790 cell line and PTC cells on the archival smear slides were measured from three specimens in each cell number group, and the mean value was calculated.
The alloys were compared on the basis of crack size frequency distributions measured from multi-hole specimens with and without prior corrosion subjected to cyclic loading.
The proposed approach sets the deformation limit as the calculated crack driving force in a fatigue crack at the hot-spot location in the tubular joint reaches the material fracture toughness measured from standard fracture specimens.
Uromodulin protein was measured from stored urine specimens among a subset of 120 participants, balanced by genotype.
Urine uromodulin levels were then measured from baseline stored specimens with the technician blinded to case and control status.
19 Hence, diagnostic features of VCAM1 are more disease-oriented than neopterin, but VCAM1 can be measured from noninvasive blood specimens.
However, for unusual methods or novel specimen types, or if multiple analytes need to be measured from the same specimen, the team should allow several months for the development and validation of a novel collection method that is appropriate for the clinic.
