Shawkan and 738 other people were subsequently prosecuted collectively for the killing of 17 men, including seven police officers, as well as other charges including illegal gathering, incitement to break the law, and involvement in violence.
Having considered the performance of CSMATXand CSMARX, a natural question then becomes: Can we improve the performance of CSMA further if we allow both the transmitter and its receiver to sense the channel, and subsequently let them collectively decide whether or not to initiate transmission of each packet?
Subsequently, individuals were collectively tested for learning acquisition.
The general staining pattern observed across the investigated tissue samples was subsequently summarised, by collectively describing all the staining intensities observed in the included samples.
In these experiments, total alkyl + peroxy nitrate mixing ratios (ΣANs + PNs), subsequently referred to collectively as organonitrates, are determined in the gas and aerosol phases by sampling directly or through a charcoal denuder.
Perturbations to ER homeostasis cause ER stress and subsequently activate cell signaling pathways, collectively known as the Unfolded Protein Response (UPR).
Subsequently, all foreign gene blocks are collectively named in the literature as genomic islands (GIs) [ 5, 6].
During mammalian development, a subpopulation of endothelial cells in the cardinal vein (CV) expresses lymphatic-specific genes and subsequently develops into the first lymphatic structures, collectively termed as lymph sacs.
Arachidonic acid is subsequently transformed to prostaglandins, thromboxane and leukotrienes collectively termed eicosanoids (reviewed in [ 47]) and 5-lipoxygenase activating protein plays a key part in one of these pathways.
He subsequently issued five decrees to implement the declaration that collectively curtail fundamental rights to a degree that is unprecedented in the post-independence history of Sudan.
