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Our results indicate that the samples we characterized consisted of 3 4 layers of graphene, which should thus be more accurately described as few layer graphene (FLG).

7, 8 From the initial analysis of all 24 AR and 24 NR patient samples, we characterized a differential gene expression signature that was associated with early time points posttransplant (ie, first 4 days posttransplant) and common to both patient groups regardless of their eventual rejection status.

In this manuscript, employing deep RNA sequencing of seven tissue samples, we characterize the transcriptomes of two commonly used NHP animal models: Cynomolgus macaque (Macaca fascicularis) and African green monkey (Chlorocebus aethiops).

For each stream and sampling date, we characterized both overall and denitrifying bacterial communities and measured denitrification potentials.

These DNA samples were some of the same samples we have characterized previously [ 49].

(20) We compute a distribution of ESS values (one for each incorporated sample) which we characterize by its median value.

(2) Using a large sample size, we characterize the gene expression alternation in HCC tumor and adjacent normal tissues, and their association to overall survival and disease-free survival.

To assess the impact of circumcision on the penis microbiota (i.e., the microbial community), we characterized samples from the coronal sulcus the junction between the shaft and glans of the penis before and after circumcision and evaluated the circumcision-associated changes using culture independent methods and ecological analyses.

To determine why these samples were not detected, we characterized the viral genetic material at each step of the detection process (Table 3).

To verify that, we characterized the samples with XRD measurement, with the results shown in Figure 4g.

We collected samples from habitat fragments which we characterized as "small" (75 450 ha) or "large" (3200 4400 ha) and from larger areas of continuous habitat which we called "core" areas (Fig. 1a).