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There and in the bookmaking industry of Korea, where the method was applied more extensively during the 15th century, the ideographic type was made initially of baked clay and wood and later of metal.

Candidate strains developed and identified during the metabolic and genetic optimization stage are subsequently characterized more extensively during process optimization studies.

In comparison to arterial pressures, the quite elevated central venous pressures decreased more extensively during CENPV, indicating the relatively greater impact on the venous circulation than on the arterial circulation, where the vessel tone is stronger.

The students at the University of Oslo are introduced to cardiac auscultation during propedeutic clinical courses in the second year, and more extensively during rotations in cardiology in the third year.

All domains concerning the patient were mapped out, not only a selection of domains suspected to be problematic, allowing, for example, a patient with cognitive impairment before admission to be examined immediately and more extensively during the hospital stay.

The application of this technique has been instrumental in the analysis of endogenous binding of transactivators within genomes (1), although it is still at its infancy stage and should be carried-out more extensively during the post human genome-sequencing era to define molecular basis of diseases.

The northern catchments were much more extensively glacierized during the Pleistocene, and therefore, they likely experienced erosion rates that were significantly higher than the modern rates.

Over the past 50 years, humans have changed ecosystems faster and more extensively than during any other comparable time period in human history.

In contrast, the domain architectures of these motors have been much more extensively modified during diversification of lineages, such that only 3 can be unambiguously traced back to the LCEA.

In the high-temperature eruption plume, SO2 would be most efficiently scavenged by the most Ca-rich particles; at MSH, these were dense crystal-rich tephra, more extensively produced during the early eruption of highly evolved cryptodome material than in the later eruption of juvenile magma (Sarna‐ Wojcickiet al. 1981a; Scheidegger et al. 1982).

Based on these encouraging results from horses with heaves, the in vivo effect of Asc was investigated more extensively in sheep during carbachol-induced airway constriction and albuterol relaxation (Figure 8).