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These results indicated that non-invasive optical DO detecting systems could well monitor the evolution of DO in an aerobic microbial culture, and subsequently it could be potentially adopted as a process control parameter for process regulation.

Subsequently, it could be controlled by amiodarone and overdrive pacing, and finally it resolved completely after 2 months.

Subsequently, it could be demonstrated that cells undergoing apoptosis, but not viable cells, carry the same OSEs in their membranes, which is consistent with the fact that oxidative processes are known to be triggered during apoptosis [6,7].

Former Nebraska state Treasurer Shane Osborn, who is running for the U.S. Senate, called the Consolidated Appropriations Act, which was passed Wednesday in the House, a "short bus to nowhere" in a tweet that his campaign subsequently deleted, realizing that it could be offensive.

In order to reduce the number of burn patients subsequently lost to infection, it could be feasible to train portions of the populace (including but not limited to extended health care professionals not typically involved in emergency medical care) in wound debridement, and then make adequate burn medications accessible to them [ 1].

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This presumably more common practice for gulls suggests the origins of the behavior, which might easily be transferred to the terrestrial setting where it could be subsequently reinforced through individual experience, selection over generations, or both.

IC, defined as the amount of gas entering the lungs between the pressures of 0 or 5 and 40 cm H2O was recorded on the NICO system, so it could be subsequently compared with the volume estimates derived from the ventilator's digital display.

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HPBP being a apolipoprotein [16], it could be produced by hepatocytes and could be subsequently secreted in the circulating blood.

Subsequently Fe2+ could be oxidized to Fe3+ by transferring electrons to absorbed O2 on the surface of TiO2 [Eq. (5)].