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More concretely, for each sample can be considered an area around it where it is the representative of.

This crystalline phase is rather an impurity than a product of the reaction and most of the sample can be considered as nanocrystalline or amorphous.

So, according to the results of the DLEPR tests (Figure 5), the HAZ of the pre-SMATed sample can be considered as nonsensitized material.

In fact, the whole NMR spectrum of a wine sample can be considered as a molecular fingerprint, and as such it can be used directly for comparison and identification purposes in metabolite fingerprinting of different wines.

Therefore, serum sample can be considered as negative control, while it represents a positive control for PTGDS, AMBP and CYSC, that showed a clear signal; these 3 proteins, present in serum, are filtered by the kidney and excreted in urine.

Since mtDNA lineages do not play a role as medium to high penetrance factors in autism (which is likely to be a polygenic and multifactorial disease), this sample can be considered to represent (from a mtDNA point of view) a random sample from the region (a case-control association study performed by the authors adds support to this statement).

Relatively high nonlinearities together with thick samples can be considered using a decomposition in Adomian polynomials.

Therefore the rock samples can be considered as representative for the stratigraphic unit.

These samples can be considered as promising materials for magnetic recording media and electromagnetic absorbing technologies applications.

The levels calculated for V P in these two samples can be considered to be, within the experimental error, the same.

Certain relevant estimates in survey sampling can be considered as penalized calibration estimates obtained as particular cases from an optimization problem with a common basic structure.