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The samples could also help them understand -- and perhaps one day invent a drug to inspire -- the remarkable immune response that allowed Babu Washington Stanley to shake off Ebola as if it were a mild hangover.

Our methodological approach using ex-vivo irradiation of blood samples could also be an advantage to evaluate relative biological effectiveness (RBE).

Moreover, while maintaining MWCNT sample quality, i.e. MWCNTs have similar or fewer defects densities and higher oxidation resistance, the amount of residual catalyst particles in the MWCNT samples could also be reduced by ca. 50%.

However, secondary magnetite formed after the hydrothermal alteration of whole rock samples could also be near stoichiometric and magnetically stable (Kikawa and Ozawa, 1992; Usui and Yamazaki, 2010), and rock magnetic criteria to distinguish secondary magnetite is uncertain.

Besides, the metal concentrations in the mushroom samples could also mainly be affected by the pH or organic matter content of the substrates (Gast et al. 1988; Demirbas 2002).

The solar 4He abundances in the MM samples could also be affected the amount of original surface remaining in the samples after FIB cutting because the solar gases are surface-correlated.

Using this assay not only early TSD estimated but many other challenges such as time since deposition of biological fluids, repair of genetic material from degraded biological sample could also be resolved.

The crosslinked sample could also be remolded at 120 °C under hot pressure without the compromise of its mechanical properties and the temperature for self-healing could be controlled from room temperature (∼20 °C) to 55 °C based on the different R. In the meantime, they could also be completely degraded into small molecules under the acidic condition for 2 days.

The presence of oxygen-deficient ZrO0.35 impurity in the m-ZrO2 sample could also be responsible for the oxygen vacancies and they are acting as electron accepters to trap electrons and interstitial oxygen act as shallow trappers for holes, both of which prevent the recombination of photogenerated electrons and holes, thereby increasing the efficiency in the m-ZrO2 sample.

Sampling could also be biased; Zika was previously primarily thought of as a mosquito-borne virus with little clinical consequence for people, so scientists had not been sampling the insects with an eye toward matching them up with human strains.

Also, the samples that we have used as normal control were different from those used by Lee and colleagues and the control sample could also have influenced the outcome of the miRNA profiling analysis [29].