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Low energy electron diffraction measurements reveal that these dissimilar growth behaviors are induced by subtle differences in the monolayer structures formed by slightly different preparation procedures.
These discrepancies are likely due to slightly different preparation protocols.
It may be that each family group has slightly different preparation methods or may be indicative of a certain amount of 'trial and error' involved when extending the use of plant-based medicines traditionally established for use in cattle/small ruminants to donkeys as was reported within this study.
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For a manuscript submitted after peer-review and revision, the same style guidelines apply, but we require slightly different file preparation – see instructions specific to a revised manuscript.
It is possible, for example, that slightly different pharmacological preparations may have important differences in their long-term effects on patients.
It should be noted in fact that skeletal muscle is a composite tissue with a dominant component of myofibres and satellite cells plus connective and adipose tissues, blood cells etc. Therefore, the contribution of different "contaminant" cells to reference RNA preparations could be slightly different between normal muscle controls.
Quiescent preparations using sulfuric acid were slightly different.
Second, we used a slightly different isolation buffer to try and maintain the integrity of the mitochondria during the initial stages of the preparation [ 15].
Robert experimented with different kinds of paper and preparations -- wet and dry negatives, waxed and unwaxed, with different coatings -- and each gave a slightly different effect.
Chewie is slightly different".
Periscope is slightly different.
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