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Suitable priors can act as pseudo samples, which make small sample clinical trials more informative.

In neutron scattering experiments there is an increasing trend towards the study of smaller volume samples, which make the use of focusing optics more important.

Furthermore, the developed ECL immunosensor with high sensitivity, stability and excellent reproducibility can be used for detection of real samples, which make it possible to be used in clinical detection.

The ovary cluster consists of 84% (147/175) of the primary ovarian tumor samples which make up 47% (147/312) of this cluster.

The laboratory systems (LIMS and Micro) provide services to the hospital, but also to a large number of general practitioners supplying outpatient samples, samples which make up about half the workload.

However, many of these studies did not use large or representative samples, which make it difficult to formulate concrete conclusions that are representative of the complete population with hearing loss.

Too often, though, her job was to augment vocal samples, which made her a strange proxy for those lost voices "Play" resurrects.

After years of badgering by his lawyers, prosecutors finally surrendered DNA samples, which made it clear that he had told the truth, and that another, unidentified, man had carried out the crime.

The microchannels enhanced 3D migration when compared to the flat samples, which made only 2D migration possible.

In practice, the radar emitter signals consist of both linearly separable samples and linearly inseparable samples, which makes classification challenging.

Existing Reverse Engineering (RE) methods are time-consuming, error-prone, and destructive and require reference samples which makes them not feasible for non-OEM users of electronic devices.