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Recently, a simple analytical expression has been developed that demonstrates that a sample composed by a thin film over a dielectric substrate gives the same response as that of a semi-infinite uniform dielectric sample [18].

A sample composed by sepals and petals was also included in the analyses, as external reference.

However, results from the original USA study, with a sample composed by 40% of patients at muscle-invasive disease stages and 70% with high grade tumors, support the suitability of BCI across the wide spectrum of this disease.

In fact, when considering all the microsatellite loci, in the 12.3% of the samples composed by 2 strains more than 2 strains were identified, and this rate increased up to the 68% for the samples composed by 6 strains.

With the term SRRs meta-profiling we indicate the SSR patterns obtained either from samples composed by more than one strain or from environmental samples.

These prismatic samples, composed by 30%, 50 % and 70 of RAP in weight in relation to the base material, behave as beams, under the specific essays.

The percentage of pools for which all the parental strains were correctly identified decreased with the increase of the number of profiles pooled together (Fig. 2), down to the 79.2% of the cases for the most complex in silico samples (composed by 6 strains).

This research was carried out in Brazil, initially with two independent samples composed by adolescents and adults.

The Figure 2 shows the increase of the surface temperature around the inflow hole during the heating time in the samples composed by mixed materials (blue line) and by raw clay only (red line).

We performed small RNA deep-sequencing of a first set of samples composed by 3 PTC, their matching normal tissues and LNM.

Given the low number of markers analyzed, we performed a cross-validation (CV) f3 analysis in 1,900 resampled samples composed by different ancestry of Yoruba and of Juhoansi, Sandawe, and Mbuti, as described in the Materials and Methods section.