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This method, therefore, allows us to construct a more explicit map of the leading edge of the epidemic.
Our method therefore allows substantially larger sampling interval while maintaining a high accuracy in subtomogram alignment.
32 This method therefore allowed a delineation of the effect of DUP on social relationships and recreational activities potentially covered by both the SFS and SANS scales.
The use of the acid hydrolysis method therefore allowed for the detection of higher levels of bound phenolic compounds and hydrolysable tannins.
This GPIbα patterning method therefore allowed control over the local GPIbα density presented at the surface and not just the global density, which is the commonly controlled variable in most conventional in vitro assays.
This pair of methods therefore allows us to measure both DSBs and TSBs in a cell population.
Bayesian methods, therefore, allow us to directly report the probabilities of outperforming fluconazole or of being the best agent overall for each mould-active azole, which physicians can then factor into the selection process [ 38].
As restoring normal mobility is the premise of the possible reduction of ASD through use of CDA, this method of analysis therefore allows for and earlier indication if a specific type of prosthesis might be able to reduce ASD in the future.
This method should therefore allow the determination of the vertical wavelength as well as the horizontal wave parameters.
This method may therefore allow a combination of localized thermogenic and chemotherapeutic activity, even in tumors located deep inside the body, simultaneously minimizing damage caused by heat and toxicity to normal tissue surrounding the tumor.
Unlike A. albopictus, the whole genome of A. aegypti has been fully sequenced using Sanger technology, which produces longer reads than current Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) methods and therefore allowed the construction of a large library of TEs and repeats (Nene et al. 2007).
