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It was discovered that the K-edge energy of Mn in each as-synthesized K-OMS 2 samples was 6551.4 eV close to Mn3 + and Mn4 + species.

As the evolution of Mn in each domain is now monotone, the introduction of this new threshold allows changing the sign of the derivative of Mn as the system crosses threshold K and thus recovering in particular the fold observed in domain D21 in Model 2 (Figure 6).

Current understanding of the oxidation state changes of the Mn4CaO5 cluster during the reaction cycle is a stepwise oxidation of Mn in each S-state transition; within the context of the formal oxidation state, the Mn oxidation state could be assigned as Mn III3, IV) for S0, Mn III2, IV2) for S1, Mn III, IV3) for S2, and Mn(IV4) for S3.

The number of MNs in each subnet must not exceed the capability of the S-RVS.

The number of active MNs in each cell was 1/3 of this total number, being the rest of users in idle state.

Given a set of busy squares, the number of MNs in each square, the transmission range and RNs each with capability, is it possible to cover all MNs using exactly RNs?

This resulted in two-by-two tables: positive or negative Mn antigen, A-Mn antibody or both Mn and A-Mn in each of two groups.

Plotting the ratios of predicted differentiated MNs in each experimental condition showed the initial increase in MN in the absence of JAG2, whereas at the end of the 48 h period, the final MN number decreased in both conditions.

By analyzing different metals (As, Cd, Mn, Ni) in each individual sample, inter- and intra-individual variability for these four metals could be determined, and the relationships between exposure, internal dose, and sampling protocol assessed.

From each publication, the MN frequency in each group of cases and controls, at baseline and after irradiation was abstracted.

Following application of the plasters, the applicator was activated against each plaster to ensure consistent MN penetration in each volunteer (confirmed using OCT, as described previously).