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In contrast to this, 22 publications report a procedure of mixing more or less fresh excrements with water and in some cases with an inoculum to produce liquid manure on a laboratory scale.

Finally, we report a procedure for calibration of the mobility and interface trap parameters useful for simulating the on-state DC behavior of 4H-SiC DMOSFETs including the effect of elevated temperatures.

Valton et al. recently reported a procedure of genetic engineering and characterization of CAR T cells with TCRs disrupted and resistant to three different purine nucleotide analogs (PNA) as preconditioning lympho-depleting regimens.

In the present report a procedure for the isolation of more specific arginine receptors from the soluble fraction of rat liver and Novikoff hepatoma is described.

In this report, we describe a procedure of bypass surgery, namely triple bypass, to simultaneously resolve the obstruction of the biliary, gastrointestinal, and pancreatic ductal systems.

Only 11%% of articles reported a procedure for handling missing data.

This paper reports a new procedure of the preparation of mixed oxide thin films that combines the traditional reactive magnetron sputtering deposition with the plasma activated decomposition of non-volatile precursors sublimated by means of an effusion cell.

Just over half the trials of SLT for people with aphasia reported a procedure which ensured blinding of outcome measurement (54%; 21/39), but this rate is also considered too low (Brady et al., 2012).

Logistic regression analyses adjusting for age, gender, income, educational level, health status, proxy response and supplemental insurance resulted in relatively little change in the odds ratios by minority status for reporting a procedure in the absence of a claim or vice versa (Table 3).

The origin of the commonly quoted 0.5% rate of procedure-related pregnancy loss after amniocentesis is obscure and is in conflict with the only randomized prospective study that reported a procedure-related rate of loss of 1.0%.

This report outlines a procedure for assessing face validity of a Spanish-language dietary assessment tool.