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In order to develop the peptide chip described in the current report for diagnostic purposes, appropriate clinically well defined cohorts need to be analyzed.

For this purpose, appropriate scenarios are utilized to realize the uncertain feature of the problem.

For this purpose, appropriate closed form (parametric) distributions are described for intact rock and discontinuity parameters of the Ankara andesites at three distinct weathering grades.

As Proposition 4.3 suggests, our approach to the T-periodic problem (1.3), (1.4) requires that we first study the auxiliary problems (4.1), (4.2) and (4.3), (4.4) separately, for which purpose appropriate iteration processes will be introduced.

For this purpose, appropriate dilutions of these antibodies in PERM/WASH were incubated with the cells for 30 min, next cells were washed twice with PERM/WASH and one more time in FACS buffer and after resuspension in FACS buffer measured with a FACS Calibur (BD Biosciences).

For this purpose, appropriate fixatives have been examined previously.

Again, although we developed in house software for this purpose, appropriate algorithms can be developed within a variety of different software frameworks.

Still, for recognition purposes, an appropriate local characterization of the body motions is required, at each frame of a sequence.

For the utilization of such data for comparative assessment, monitoring and predictive purposes, an appropriate model is required which accurately tracks the four phases [8].

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Considering that the here investigated patient population included, as also previously reported [9], a disproportionate number of women with significantly diminished ovarian reserve (confirmed by elevated FSH, low AMH and oocyte yields in women with normal ovarian phenotype, Table 1), here chosen cut offs, defining a PCO-like phenotype for study purposes, appear appropriate.