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The specifications under standard test conditions (STC) (1000 W/m2 irradiation, 25 °C ambient temperature and AM1.5 air density) of the PV modules samples of each technology are given in Table 1.

Posttest data were separated for classes that used only the E. coli module (samples 2, 4, 6, 7, and 8 [ n = 76]) and for those that used both modules (samples 1, 3, and 5 [ n = 48]).

These modules, samples of which are listed in Table 1, expand the range and depth of the Agincourt HDSS data and increase their potential application to health policy and program development.

Information for the five modules: sample, assay, data acquisition, data processing, and laboratory environment are summarized below, additional details specific to each of the three participating laboratories (Centers 1 3) are given in Supporting Information Table S1.

Stent-graft module samples were scanned by X-ray microtomography and subjected to mechanical tests to generate finite-element models.

The PIE decoder module samples the input waveform and outputs the data symbols; it also provides a symbol clock, which rises whenever a symbol has been decoded.

Since the module samples at approximately 30 32 Hz, it induces a 0.5 second delay for a 32 tap filter; a 0.25 second delay for 16 tap filter, and so on.

The corresponding oncoprints for these modules are shown in Fig. S3 highlighting sample specific alterations in each module (samples are in the columns, altered genes in the rows).

The CCD-based test strip reader was composed of six modules, including a light source module, sample module, power module, acquisition module, radiator module, and PC module.

Deposited particle mass and nicotine concentration was assessed on the Vitrocell VC 10 in the same way, in the range of dilutions 0.125 1.000 l/min (with a 5 ml/min exposure module sample rate by negative pressure).

In addition, for module sample networks characterized by strong connections among nodes, we expected cor K, C) to approach −1.