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One source, Mr. Minutaglio reports, said that if the attorney general ever sat for a portrait, it should be rendered in the manner of Rembrandt's "Evangelist Matthew" with Mr. Gonzales as "the mostly hidden, gauzy figure hovering behind the more clearly depicted and important-looking man in the foreground" and "leaning in to murmur in that man's ear".

The anterior lymph node (hatched) is more clearly depicted on the thinner slice (1 mm).

The consequence of Ag NP evolution is more clearly depicted in the small-scale AFM side-views in Fig. 1a-3 to e-3.

This is even more clearly depicted in Figure 21, which shows the maximum buffer size at a fixed rate of 9 bytes per second for each simulated packet size.

Although we report the data for both time points in the supporting information spreadsheets we will, for simplicity, focus on the data of the 'full limitation' response as here the observed transcriptomic responses are more clearly depicted.

We measured the thickness of the intima-media complex (IMT) on the far wall of the bilateral common carotid artery about 10 mm proximal to the bifurcation of the carotid artery (as the image at that site is more clearly depicted than that at the near wall) [ 17, 18] as well as the wall thickness near the 10 mm point on a B-mode monitor.

This would more clearly depict the prominent websites that were in the ecosystem only as a result of being referenced by other sites.

This graph more clearly depicts that the lowest scoring region corresponded to chromosome 4 of C. neoformans, where the MAT locus resides.

This distribution more clearly depicts the fine structure of the transition from Rim Zone to Central Zone behavior, as well as the fine structure of behaviors within the Central Zone.

Figure 1C more clearly depicts the relative balance between genes either upregulated or downregulated by more than 1.5-fold (P < 0.05) in the experimental model compared to the control group using a volcano plot; significantly upregulated genes are depicted by red dots to the right of the center while significantly downregulated genes are denoted by red dots to the left of the center.

To describe this dependency more clearly, we depicted the mobility in [100] and [110] channels in Fig. 2 b with a set of subplots, where each subplot shows the result at a specific cross-section size.