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Various flexing techniques are also described and subsequently illustrated in the chapter in the context of the library E-R model.

The death of four members of the nobility was sufficiently important to ensure that the event was recorded in contemporary chronicles, most notably by Froissart and the Monk of St Denis, and subsequently illustrated in a number of copies of illuminated manuscripts.

Correlations between baseline CAFs and PFS12wks were subsequently illustrated in bar charts, and correlations with PFS and OS in Kaplan Meier curves; for this purpose, the baseline variables were categorised.

Olszewski et al. [ 50] subsequently illustrated the same phenomenon in Plasmodium falciparum, the causative agent of malaria [ 51], using a similar metabolomics approach.

Ray Bradbury commented positively on Bok's work in a letter in the August 1940 Astonishing, and Bok subsequently illustrated a story of Bradbury's in the April 1943 issue.

Subsequently, as illustrated in Fig. 2, Lattuada and Hatton [57] reported that the oleic groups initially present on the above nanoparticle surfaces were replaced via ligand-exchange reaction with various capping agents bearing reactive hydroxyl moieties.

In this section, we first review the basic theory of CS and PCA and we subsequently illustrate the sparse transformation procedure for SAR raw data.

To test this hypothesis we photo-bleached the YFP chromophore subsequently to the measurements illustrated in Figure 2a.

Subsequently, the 12 linear distances illustrated in Fig.  1a were measured three times for each skull and the mean used as the reference value.

In the first approach, the cells are isolated, cultured, and genetically modified in vitro and subsequently implanted into the tissue as illustrated in Figure 2.

The motor task was performed subsequently in the three different conditions illustrated in Figure 1: sitting in a chair - being a neutral, familiar position and, therefore, not assumed to provoke pain or cognitions in any way - (sitting), lying prone on an examining table (lying) and lying prone without trunk support (provoking).