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The sample thus represents a heterogeneous group of patients with psychosis.

Each sample thus represents the intensity of the return echo from a single pulse, for a given range cell.

This sample thus represents 78% (18 out of 23) of gastroenterologists working in these two hospitals, 66% (18 out of 27) of all the gastroenterologists working in the Central-Northern Adelaide Health Services, and 36.7% (18 out of 49) of all the gastroenterologists working in South Australia.

This panel of samples thus represents the molecular diversity of TSEs in small ruminants, especially with the three basic PrPres phenotypes possibly demonstrated by Western blot in natural scrapie.

Bacterial counts were obtained from freshly collected blood samples, thus representing immediate snapshots of the early stages of host invasion.

The results suggest that, among lipid biomarkers, sterols have a higher specificity and persistence than fatty acids and that nucleotide probes could be useful to identify this dinoflagellate in field samples, thus representing a tool to test mucilage samples of uncertain biogenetic origin.

The expression of several miRNAs was also analysed from whole human lung samples, thus representing a range of cell types that have critical functions within the airways and lungs.

In Czech Republic, more points of sale were sampled, thus representing a larger animal population.

The receiver-operator curve (ROC) describes the classifier accuracy in both BV positive and BV negative samples, thus representing both type 1 and type 2 error.

Although most false NGS calls were found to be wild-type genotypes in the Sanger sequences, we also identified two positions as heterozygous in all samples, thus representing a candidate mutation that would have been missed under simple intersection filtering.

NAF samples thus represent the reservoir of biochemical and hormonal components secreted by the ductal tree appearing as the mirror of all metabolic changes occurring within the breast gland; whereas, plasma samples represent only the surrogate source which reflects only in part the tissue-specific metabolic changes.