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Open image in new window Fig. 1 Schematic drawing representing the use of SERS probe GNR techniques compared with ELISA and fluorescent labeling techniques for detection of adhesion molecules expressed on the surface of macrophage cells (Raw264.7).

The present analysis did not have access to any data representing the use of anti-depressants in the sample.

Second, we constructed a scale representing the use of all elements of the CCM.

These computations were performed in three steps representing the use of continuous reactors in series reported by Grootjen et al. (1991) [ 45].

A flowchart representing the use of tools in a sequential manner for study of nine important proteins, involved in C3 metabolic pathway of wheat, is given in Figure 1.

Categories include: 1973 1984, representing the use of alkylating agents and steroids; 1985–1999, representing the introduction of high-dose melphalan and ASCT; and 2000 2008, representing the introduction of novel treatments (IMiDs and proteasome inhibitors).

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It represents the use of energy from all sources, including wood and charcoal, not just oil.

Lewis said that while previous large-scale hacking attacks had been an annoyance, Stuxnet and the attack on Centcom represented the use of malicious programmes as significant weapons.

But take this a step further: Would you reject vegetables with a sprayer icon, one that represented the use of chemical pesticides?

We propose to represent the use of the variants priorities through operations.

Thebottom images represent the use of PVP as the capping agent.

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