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Lung lobes that showed pulmonary lesions were sampled; if both lobes showed lesions or if no lesions were visible, the left lobe was sampled because of its close proximity to the person collecting the sample.

The humerus was sampled because of its abundance and easy recognition in the fossil record as well as its relatively simple bone growth pattern and morphology, with the mid-diaphyseal region yielding the strongest ecological signal [ 17, 19, 20, 37].

This area was chosen for sampling because of its proximity (<50 km) to Mobile, Alabama, the site of introduction of S. invicta to the U.S.A. [4], as well as the apparent genetic resemblance of populations in the area to the original founder population [32], [54].

Female participants were conveniently sampled because of ease of access of potential study participants.

Peripheral blood represents an attractive tissue source because it is easily sampled and because of its potential as a sentinel tissue to monitor immunocompetence.

The occurrence of the vaporization at the focus point had little effect on the whole properties of the sintered sample because of its relatively small size.

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is widely used for DNA analysis of highly degraded samples because of its polymorphic nature and high number of copies in a cell.

Except for an outlier for the unaged rag sample because of its inhomogeneity, the data are within a very similar range, and no negative effect due to the BNC treatment is observed.

We believe that the high value of emissivity deviation occurring for θ = 20° is a measurement error, probably caused from a not perfect position of the sample (because of its geometrical dimension) under the mirror collecting the emitted radiation to the spectrometer.

Particular care was taken to search for borate in all samples because of its role as an insecticide-fungicide of long-standing usage.

These methods can circumvent the technological limitations that currently prohibit the sensitive and high-throughput profiling of, in particular, blood proteome samples because of its high complexity and large dynamic range of proteins.