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The numbers on the right refer to the PCR cycles.

Thus, inventory level at OW decreases because of the increasing demand in the interval (left( {0,T} right)) (refer Fig. 2).

The categories at right refer to the risk levels for the specific severe weather event occurring within 25 miles (40 km) of any point in the delineated region.

After duplication, the two E. coli ori move in opposite directions towards the cell poles and the bulk of the chromosome assumes a left-ori-right-left-ori-right configuration [10], [12], [13], [14] (where left and right refer to the left and right chromosome arm, respectively).

The numbers and flow of patients are shown in Fig. 2. Participants in both groups (n = 105 and 102) were comparable at baseline, as shown in Table 1 and 2. Data are presented as medians (IQRs) or fractions The p-values to the right refer to differences in change over time between groups, and the p-values below each variable refer to change over time within each treatment group.

It is equivalent to those on the right referring to the "soak-the-rich" theories of the left.

"So that's what valleys are for, right?" Referring to Lance Armstrong, she also said: "Lance went through this, too.

Mr. Smith said it was as if a Christian had said, "All things considered, I think Mohammad was right," referring to the prophet who founded Islam.

In an appearance at the Berlin Film Festival, the guitarist Keith Richards, right, referring to Amy Winehouse, said, "She should get her act together".

Andy Cohen, a senior executive at Bravo and a TV star in his own right, referred to the actor's current companions, Natalie Kenly and Bree Olson, as "whores" on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program on Tuesday.

In three recent similar game-ending situations, Nets Coach Byron Scott said, only once did the league "get the call right," referring to Kobe Bryant's game-winning shot in the final seconds against Charlotte.