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Most immigrants in our sample originate from Latin America.

Finally, the vast majority of immigrants in our sample originate from Latin America, followed by other European countries, Africa and, lastly, Asia.

Most immigrant men (in the sample) originate from Turkey, Italy, Poland, Greece, and states of former Yugoslavia, while immigrant women mainly came from Turkey, Italy, Poland, Russia, and Greece21.

It is therefore rationalized that the spatial architecture of micro-pores in the datasets from uncharged sample originate from particle cracking during ductile fracture, and from the tendency for damage enhancement by the synergism of hydrogen exposure near grain boundaries and localization of deformation in the precharged sample dataset.

Results for a given sample originate from two independent sample preparations, in vitro transcriptions and hybridization reactions performed in order to avoid any bias due to variations in sample treatment.

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The resultant band patterns were compared with a standard astaxanthin sample originated from Haematococcus pluvialis.

Macondo refers to any crude oil sample originating from the MW, source of the Deepwater Horizon disaster.

This sample originated from an anonymous healthy individual.

The final sample originated from a 9 year-old male Golden Retriever×Great Pyrenees F1 dog (F1).

We assumed that the entire sample originated from a single random mating population, to avoid biasing the structure analysis.

After we determined that each sample originated from a different human, we generated 45 thousand shotgun DNA sequencing reads.

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