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The calculated effective porosity at percolation threshold for the limestone sample suggests a minimum requirement on sample porosity in order to form a connected transport path for oil and gas extraction.

However, the principal component analysis of the patient sample suggests a simpler structure than the one of the student sample.

However, closer examination within this small sample suggests a possible relationship between stimulation depth and percentage improvement in the Gait and Falls questionnaire with the best outcome being achieved when stimulation was applied at the level of maximal alpha activity (Fig. 4B).

This large, representative regional population-based sample suggests a prevalence rate of SDD between 5.7 and 7.0 % among infants between 4 and 12 months of age based on the Norwegian cut-off points (10.3 12.3 % according to US cut-off points).

The lack of the malate dehydrogenase in the AF sample suggests an enrichment in apoplastic proteins putatively without any contamination by cytoplasmic proteins.

Our patient results for time to an event following a positive or negative ctDNA plasma sample suggests an interval of ∼4 6 months between sampling may be reasonable, at least during the first few years of follow-up.

The wide range of haplogroups for both mtDNA and Y present in our Maldivian sample suggest a diverse origin.

Of note, the inter-scale correlation is.50 in the home-care sample and.57 in the COLLAGE sample, suggesting a reasonable crosswalk between the two scales.

Investigators detected 10 copies of target serially diluted from a clinical specimen in a 50 μL sample, suggesting a detection limit of 0.2 parasites/μL of blood.

Further, amplifications on chromosomes 20 and 22 seen in one patient sample suggest a novel translocation type between EWSR1 and an unidentified fusion partner at 20q.

These studies also demonstrate significant genomic evolution, including formation of polyploid nuclei within a single sample, suggesting a very high rate of genomic instability.