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As the opening of the biopsy needle (10 mm) was larger than the target lesion (5 mm), and the needle itself has a 2-mm forerun (Fig.  1, top), only the distal part of the actual specimen was expected to hold pathological tissue, which was confirmed by visible 5-ALA-induced protoporphyrin IX (PpIX) fluorescence only within the tumor tissue (Fig.  1, bottom).

A uniform layer of respiring specimen is expected to produce laterally uniform changes of [O2], therefore the oxygen consumption rate measured in units of concentration/time reflects the respiration of the total contents of the well enclosed in the V C volume.

A small percentage of non-normal-like subtype specimens was expected based on previous studies that have shown up to 10% of histologically normal specimens from cancer patients may have invasive-like signatures [ 11].

During periods of suspected outbreaks, where a high volume of specimens is expected, we recommended that specimens be identified using visual identification, as the fastest processing method, to select "G.

Cryo-electron tomography has made particularly impressive gains during the last five years, and its application to frozen-hydrated specimens is expected to grow in the near future, despite the low tolerance of frozen-hydrated specimens to electron exposure.

Although BP1600 and CP1600-1 specimens were expected to show high strain in a central part, their strain distributions are uniformly formed in a certain region of a central part.

Further improvement in the fatigue lives of Ni-plated specimens is expected if the plating process can be modified to eliminate the formation of defects such as surface depressions.

Smear positive specimens are expected to be culture positive so yields are presented mainly as a comparison to the smear negative SE.

During weeks in which >15% of surveillance specimens are expected to be positive for influenza, testing and empirical treatment might be indicated in any patient with respiratory symptoms.

The analysis of clinical specimens is expected to provide expression patterns that may allow to identify which patients would respond to intravesical or systemic treatments, or present a higher progression risk to develop invasive or metastatic disease.

All species used in this study engage in symbiotic associations with intracellular dinoflagellate symbionts; therefore, RNA extracted from these specimens is expected to include contributions from both animal hosts and dinoflagellate symbionts.