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Moreover, a testing promoter region is also characterized as previously explained in the section "Characterization of promoter regions".

In Section "Characterization of Closed-Loop Solvability", we present our main result, in which the closed-loop solvability of the mean-field LQ problems is characterized.

In this section, we describe the basic structure of the PRAM cell including read and write operations (see "Background" section), characterization of its soft errors and hard errors (see "PRAM error model" section), and a circuit-level technique to reduce these errors (see "Circuit-level techniques for reducing soft and hard errors" section).

The definitions were already in the main text (page 7, section "Characterization of exon skipping events"), but we have clarified i and j.

Optical sectioning characterization is done by scanning a thin layer (~1 µm) of fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC) through the focal plane.

Equation 2009 Equation 1999 could not be applied and the mixing time scales were therefore experimentally characterized (see Section Experimental Characterization of Micromixing).

This section presents characterization of core shell nanocomposite as described in the previous section.

As we argued at the end of that section, a characterization of the asymptotic behavior of the function p ( r, k ) should allow one to derive analytic bounds on the probability of trajectories in random cooperative Boolean networks with up to r inputs per node eventually reaching a steady state, and upper bounds on the expected lengths of the transients.

In this section event characterization is described, first focusing on its propagation and then on its wave morphology.

The paragraph describing the kinetic data has now been amended in the Results section "Biochemical characterization of Tu-CAS".

Immunocytochemical staining was performed to evaluate the expression of specific osteoblasts protein osteopontin (OP) and alkaline phosphatase (ALP) as described in section  Phenotypical characterization of Methods.