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HL-LECs were seeded, cultured and propagated (ratio 1 : 5) onto biocoat T25 flask (1 × 10 cells/cm) with EGM-MV plus 5% FBS and 2 ng/mL VEGF-C for at least 8 passages without significant changes in morphology, growth properties and evidence of cellular senescence (data not shown).

Because the imaginary part of the dielectric constant not only contributes diffraction but also absorbs the propagating light, the ratio of real part contribution to imaginary part contribution grows with increasing thickness and the red shift phenomenon becomes remarkable (Figure 3).

The cells were propagated by splitting at a ratio of 1 5 with a trypsin-EDTA solution.

Colonies that showed the highest ratio change were propagated and their plasmid DNA was extracted and sequenced.

We modified the original method to process the WVSP data, in which we have to calculate spectral ratios of signals propagated along different ray paths (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

The higher stress at the column base caused flexural cracking started at the early stages of loading and the number of flexural cracks increased and propagated with increasing in drift ratios.

To generate standard errors for the 1988–1998 Pmodelmodel, we propagated errors in the predicted PM2.5 PM10 ratio and predicted PM10 levels on the native scale (see Additional file 1 for details).

Cells were incubated in a humidified atmosphere containing 5% CO2 at 37°C and propagated every 5 days at a split ratio of 1 : 4 using trypsin (Ameresco, Framingham, MA, USA).

Cells were propagated by trypsinisation every two days with a split ratio of approximately 1 in 5.

However, it has not been propagated for surface coverage analysis via simultaneous gold to sulfur ratio determination.

For mixtures with nitrogen dilution ratio equals 0.3 or less, the cellular detonation front propagated with single cell in the initiator section before entering the sudden expansion.