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Real time RT PCR was performed using a Roche Light-Cycler, as previously described [23] with the except that 1ug of total RNA from pooled Sirt1−/− or Sirt1+/− testis RNA samples (equal amounts of total RNA used from each testis RNA sample to derive the Sirt1−/− and Sirt1+/− RNA pools) was used in the RT reactions.

However, it should be noted that since complete genotype data are not available for these 125 SNPs, all of them would have to be genotyped (along with the 53 HapMap tags) within a suitable sample to derive detailed tagging information.

Second stage was the empirical selection based only on the obtained statistical or psychometric properties of the items in the main sample to derive the final item pool and establish the targeted scales.

In order to assess the internal validity of our results, these analyses were repeated 1000 times with the use of bootstrap sample to derive 95% confidence interval for the mOS and mPFS in Gemox and Gemcitabine/CDDP groups.

The Y value for each cDNA sample and target sequence was divided by the Y value from the housekeeping gene (18S) for that particular sample to derive a Δ Ct value (PE-ABI; Sequence Detector User Bulletin 2).

Given that both spring run subpopulations had few numbers of samples employed in the first blind‐test 532 samples that were low, we returned to the original 750 blind‐test sample to derive more data.

That leaves open the possibility of using sampling to derive a second population count that could be used for redistricting or parceling out federal funds.

We multiplied the fresh weight by the ratio of dry weight to fresh weight of the associated samples to derive dry weight or biomass values.

The field study described in this manuscript was conducted to: compare performance of 3 different designs of sampler; to further calibrate the sampler against the conventional active sampler; to derive more information on field-based uptake rates and equilibrium times of the samplers.

When the PET images include regions of activity of a prominent blood vessel, like the aorta, these may be sampled to derive a blood pool IF that can be used as replacement for continuous sampling for the early period when radioactive spill over from surrounding tissue is limited.

The exponentially discounted and expected utility model is assumed for time-consistent samples to derive the functional form of V i as follows: V i reward i, probability i, timedelay i = exp – δ * timedelay i * probability i * utility reward i, (7 where δ denotes the constant rate of time preference.