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On the other hand, osteoblastic activity manifests itself as thickening and sclerosis of bone (osteitis) [13], more typically encountered in thicker bone structures, such as the walls of the maxillary sinus and sphenoid sinus.

Moreover, it appears that cognitive-behavioral counseling strategies can help older adults to generalize new found abilities from controlled environments to those more typically encountered in day-to-day functioning [ 18].

The observed glycosylation heterogeneity illustrated for the Fc-AP-GLP1 construct (Fig.  5b) was more diverse than is typically encountered in manufacturing CHO cell lines used for biotherapeutic (mAb) production, as exemplified by the Fc standard (Fig.  5c).

The analysis shows that recent techniques such as Gradient Boosted Trees and Support Vector Regression are up to two times more efficient than the ones typically encountered in the literature (Multiple Linear Regression and Artificial Neural Networks).

The insert sizes associated with these libraries were far more varied than what is typically encountered with Illumina libraries, and this may have contributed to the poorer performance of the MiSeq data in both hybrid assembly and the short read only data assembly using MIRA (Additional file 2: Figure S1).

Rock in situ is a more complex engineering material than is typically encountered in most other engineering disciplines.

It is envisioned that the entire validation process will be more complex and challenging than that typically encountered thus far for other alternative test methods.

27 This was recommended because the high dose rate exposures from the atomic bombings were assumed to be more dangerous than the low dose rate exposures typically encountered by workers and members of the public.

The combination of a more acidic pH and lower oxygen tensions (e.g., the conditions typically encountered inside cells) strongly prevented MPDP+ autoxidation (Fig. 5E, F).

These patients are generally in need of more extensive volume replacement and add little additional morbidity to the expected bruising and edema typically encountered in the postoperative surgical recovery period.

These errors are much larger than those typically encountered.