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Daily temperatures were generated by five different methods: (i) temperatures were sequentially taken from a meteorological database.

Phase-contrast and fluorescence images of live cells were sequentially taken through a digital cooled CCD camera (Retiga Exi, QImaging, Surrey, BC, Canada) using shutters and filter wheels controlled by the MetaMorph imaging system (Molecular Devices, Downingtown, PA).

Only 3 out of 13 samples sequentially taken before and after chemotherapy displayed a change in P-gp or p53 staining.

Biopsies of rectal mucosa were sequentially taken during the incubation period of both BSE and CWD inoculated animals; rectal biopsies may be used for pre-clinical diagnosis of TSEs in sheep [ 9] and in deer [ 10].

Each of the top 20 modules (involving 5 NM- and 15 M- modules) from the ranked differential list was sequentially taken as the single-module classifier and tested in the recursive partitioning classification model [ 18].

When events like this happen sequentially, taking on the cast of epidemic, it is reasonable to ask just how safe walking really is in New York.

To avoid the necessity for individual elasticity levels, we assume that EVs sequentially take their charging decisions for 1 week.

Step 2. Set the current processing section number j to 1. Step 3. Sequentially, take r not-processed yet pixels, a 0, a 1, a 2,…, a r 1, of Q to form a sharing section j.

When set to dual mode operation, the laser spot cycles through the cantilevers sequentially, taking firstly a dynamic measurement and then a static measurement before moving onto the next cantilever.

Step 3. Set the current processing section number j to 1. Step 4. Sequentially take r non-processed pixels, a 0, a 1, a 2,…, a r– 1, of Q to form a section j, and create a polynomial of degree r – 1 as follows: f j x = a 0 + a 1 x + a 2 x 2 + … + a r − 1 x r − 1 mod 251.

In one passage she sequentially took on Republican presidential contenders on the issues of climate change, inequality, healthcare, abortion and contraceptive rights, immigration and gay rights.