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The seedlings of the test group (n = 13 per experimental group) were also kept in darkness, but exposed to the fan for three 90-min sessions (starting at 09 00, 12 00 and 15:00 respectively) (Extended Data Fig. 1B).

The micropores and surface oxygen functional groups of KOH-activated carbons were respectively extended and desorbed by the gasification of CO2 during the activation process of chars derived from pistachio shells.

By adding perfluorohexane and 1,1,1,3,3,3-hexafluoroisopropanol as auxiliaries to the SiCl4 and water in the gas phase respectively, extended silica layers with spherical morphologies could be generated, which were permanently fixed to the films.

Later, Zhou [9] and Zhang-Su [10], respectively, extended the result above to -uniformly smooth and -uniformly smooth Banach spaces which are uniformly convex or satisfy Opial's condition.

The DFE and LSE algorithms were respectively extended in [28, 30] and [36] to address CFO estimation for OFDM systems with both TV-DCO and in-phase/quadrature (I/Q) imbalance.

Among the deletions not occurring on chromosome 9 three, 4q35, 10q23, and 21q21 respectively, extended over genes not previously associated with tumor development and may merit further analyses.

In League Two, MK Dons and Peterborough both won, at Accrington and at home to Chester respectively, extending their lead over third-placed Hereford, who lost 2-1 at Lincoln, to eight points.

Earlier this year, the artist conducted The Invitation, where he painted two abandoned Detroit houses white and lit them up to read "Clinton" and "Trump" respectively, extending an invitation to both presidential candidates to sleep a night in unkempt America (which they both promptly declined).

26 28 Recently, results from a large Italian CoreValve registry have suggested a higher 1-month mortality in the severe and moderate MR groups than those with mild or no MR (11% vs 9% vs 5%, respectively), extending to the 1-to-12-month time period (17% vs 12% vs 10%).

The stimuli were presented using a wide-field display (Pitzalis et al. 2006) and consisted of high contrast light/dark colored checks flickering in counterphase at 8 Hz in either a wedge or a ring configuration (polar angle and eccentricity mapping, respectively) extending over 100° of visual angle (see " Experimental set-up" for details).

Patients with chronic kidney disease had higher rates of both hyperkalemia and acute kidney failure in the early (1.3% and 2.7%, respectively) and extended (5.6% and 9.8%, respectively) post-initiation periods compared with those without chronic kidney disease.