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The difference in physical properties of various samples arose from differences in the relationship between grain boundaries and pore migration velocity.

This may have had the affect that samples arose from a proportion of the infected population which sheds large numbers of EBs, possibly symptomatic.

However, because these samples arose from clinical cases, they likely reflect patterns of antibody boosting among a more severe subset of infections.

It may be that the variability in Hg II)–S -II) bond lengthS -IIained for our samples arose from heterogeneous precipitation of β-HgS, or, similarly, formation of tetrahedral Hg(II)–S(-II) clusters associated with the surface of FeS.

Severe matrix effects were observed for real samples, arising from complex co-extracted organic material.

We next analyzed ensuing DNA sequence data by comparing raw sgRNA counts in samples arising from topotecan-treated cells with those from untreated cells.

Struct Safety 2007 29 268 78] computed the characteristic value for small samples arising from the normal, log normal, Gumbel and the Weibull distributions.

The proposed technique is suitable for the determination of uranium in samples arising from exploration projects, ores from mining operations, mill process samples, uranium ore concentrates leading to fuel fabrication as well as samples from environmental monitoring containing up to 100% uranium.

Three new oleaginous yeast strains were isolated from soil samples arising from a peat bog and grassland using Sudan Black B staining on agar plates.

DNA samples arise from 100 anonymous Caucasian blood donors from the Strasbourg, France area, in accordance with the actual French legislation at the time of collection.

While the pediatric samples were mostly outpatient samples, the adult samples arise from a hospitalized cohort and therefore may under-represent true seropositivity among community dwelling healthy adults who might be expected to engage in more social mixing than hospitalized adults.