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Notable among his other work is his correspondence with fellow Belgian writers Fernand Séverin, Albert Mockel, and Gabrielle Max (published respectively as Lettres à Fernand Séverin [1924], Lettres à Albert Mockel [1986], and Lettres à une jeune fille [1954; "Letters to a Young Girl"]); it provides an insider's view of Belgian literary and cultural life from 1885 to 1906.

(1.2). were published, respectively, where coefficients and have asymptotic properties (1.3).

His hagiographies in Greek and Church Slavonic were first published, respectively, in 1690 and 1802.

Through his years of financial hardship, he was able to continue publishing papers—his most productive years were 1884 and 1885, with 79 and 62 papers published, respectively.

The dosages of TNF alpha and DAA used for the present analyses accorded to our established protocols within our working group, which have formerly been published, respectively in an inflammatory model with endothelial cells [ 20], [ 21].

Hu et al.'s " UP-TORR: online tool for accurate and up-to-date annotation of RNAi reagents" and " FlyPrimerBank: An online database for Drosophila melanogaster gene expression analysis and knockdown evaluation of RNAi reagents" are published, respectively, in this month's issues of GENETICS and G3.

The game stemmed from an agreement between Universal Interactive Studios and Konami that enabled them to produce and publish (respectively) a Crash Bandicoot game for next-generation handheld game systems, ending the franchise's exclusivity to Sony-produced consoles.

This list is not comprehensive but was designed to allow comparing clear-cut cases, i.e. journals publishing respectively only articles related to soil ecology, evolution and modelling and journals publishing articles related to all fields of ecology.

The implementation of an OAI-PMH standard and an open API, for the harvesting of metadata and (published) datasets, respectively, is under development.

Determinations of 2-KLG and the optical density (at 650 nm, OD) of helper strain in the fermentation broth are according to previously published literatures, respectively (Yin et al. 1997; Liu et al. 2011b).

In this essay, I will analyze two chemical articles, published in respectively 1953 and 2010, from the point of view of how the original journal presented the scientific discourse, what the limitations of that presentation might have been, and the prospects of how it could evolve into a step-change rather than incremental change in that discourse.