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The references were derived from two different Hela cell lines, one with relatively short telomeres (Hela S3: 5.5 kb) and one with long telomeres (Hela 229: 14 15 kb).

Virtual references are derived from measurements by the analysis of the sensitivity of the single target quantities with respect to the available process inputs.

The currently used fetal growth references are derived mainly from North American and European population and may be inappropriate for international use, given possible variances in the growth rates of fetuses from different ethnic population groups.

For this system the experimental free energies taken as reference were derived from competitive inhibition of FKPB12 activity.

Explicit expressions to describe the relationship among the outputs of followers, the time-varying output formation for the leaders and the output formation reference are derived.

On the other hand, since the ordinary thermal hydrolysis model used as a reference was derived from fundamental principles, a formal fractionalization approach was used in this work to obtain the corresponding fractional model.

The reference was derived from the hg19 genome by removing non-transcribed regions using gtf annotation, and masking SNP loci.

reference was derived from specimens fixed for the standard arrangement (2L+ a/+ a), which is highly diverged from the inverted arrangement (2La) which is fixed in An. arabiensis (Cheng et al. 2012; Neafsey et al. 2010).

The universal reference was derived from a pool of donor eyes and consisted of a 50 50 mixture of RPE-choroid and retina RNA purified from tissue remaining after the macular and extramacular punches were removed.

Many sufficient conditions (see, e.g., [2 16] and the references therein) were derived to guarantee the regularity of the weak solution.

Reference ranges were derived from 20 normal acyanotic controls.