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Nerve cells have now been derived from embryonic stem cells.
BE values have now been derived for approximately 90 compounds included in the NER analyte list (Table 1; Angerer et al. 2011).
The strongest evidence that cellular aging, as reflected by shorter telomeres, might be associated with organismic aging has until now been derived from cross sectional studies.
While initially hPSCs had to be derived from human embryos, in 2007, Yamanaka et al. developed a method for generating such cells from any proliferative cell type [ 8]. hPSCs have now been derived from numerous cell types, including amnion cells of the placenta [ 9].
Scaling laws can now be derived to improve thrust range and efficiency.
end{aligned} (36) From this an important formula can now be derived.
This simple relation for the sound absorption up to now was derived from individual solutions for finite-size absorbers, only.
The best result up to now is derived from the data of torsion balance experiments by Schlamminger et al. (2008).
We show classes of theorems that can now be derived in the logic, and present a few practical examples.
A useful property may now be derived by performing the following parameter transformation on the system in Eq. (27) such that (29) (30)where I are appropriately dimensioned identity matrices.
Thus the final required external memory throughput with the use of double buffering can now be derived as 646.5 MB/s (1.3056 MB / 403 920 cycles * 200 MHz).
