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Olsen reports: Olsen's analysis is reflected in the graph below from Business Insider, which shows how many jobs we have lost from where we should be with full recovery.

These EFLs are present in various superfamilies mainly related to nucleic acid binding, which is reflected in the graph by edges connecting prototype 1845 to thirteen superfamilies.

Also, skeletal muscle cells and electrocytes are activated by acetylcholine, and this is reflected in the graph, including the GO terms for acetylcholine-activated cation-selective channel activity and acetylcholine receptor activity.

To quantitate the results from Figures 2 through 5, MCs were counted under the microscope (six mice per experimental group and 10 fields per section per organ), and the mean numbers reflected in the graph.

Also, HMAC-SHA1 performs more operations (1110 per 512-bit block) compared to HMAC-MD5 (744 per 512-block) and this fact is reflected in the graphs.

There may be a smaller range of parameters, under the Lomax claims assumption, to keep the fund value positive, but the transition to a fund deficit will be more gradual, as is reflected in the graphs of the fund surfaces.

Results are automatically reflected in the relevant graph (Fig. 5).

The sequencing data also allowed us to be sure that the detection of a PCR product that was just above or just below 394 bp represented alleles in which single in-frame nucleotide changes had occurred: this is reflected in the summary graph and pie charts in Fig.  3, where all clones from EZH2 dependent cell lines were verified as having at least one allele of 394 bp.

This metabolic redundancy is reflected in the diversity graphs and allows significant compression in the size of the graph.

This is reflected in the increase in graph density from.03 to.08.

In Dp10 females, most components of the MTOR pathway were increased in the cerebellum, but not perturbed in the hippocampus, relative to female controls, and this is reflected in the magnitudes of the bar graphs in Fig.  5d.