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At CT scan more than one radiological pattern was simultaneously found in active tuberculosis patients.

More than one radiological pattern was simultaneously found in five NTM patients.

However, some signals of citrullinated histones, MPO and PAD4 are not always simultaneously found in both the glomerular capillary tuft and the interlobular artery, suggesting that degradation of NET components in the lesion may occur in a different way and at a different rate.

It is worth noting that, in agreement with XRD results, CTS and ZnS Raman modes, respectively, at 361 cm−1 and 653 cm−1, were simultaneously found only in samples synthesized using ethanolamine or the ethanolamine/oleylamine mixture as a chemical stabilizer.

However, a study on diagnostic methods for brucellosis where IgG and IgM antibodies were measured simultaneously found little difference in the assays.

Sixty of these genes were simultaneously found to be downregulated in CCAs compared with non-malignant controls in previously published data sets (Fig. 2; Table S2 )., A CpG island was found in the promoter region of 43 of the candidates (including four gene-variants from three of these candidates) and these were regarded as potential DNA methylation target genes.

We calculated the degree of concordance between the expression patterns as the ratio of the number of genes simultaneously found expressed or not expressed in our samples by two or three of the microarray platforms to the total number of genes commonly represented by these platforms.

In the 1940s, Leiter trained as a rabbi in Cleveland and simultaneously found some local success as a painter.

First, the domestic and global markets are strongly correlated when both simultaneously find themselves in the same state of volatility.

Simultaneously, infection was found in the other organs as well except brain.

A genetic algorithm has been applied to the model in order to simultaneously find optimal design parameters affecting photovoltaic/thermal collectors' feasibility.