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A typical reaction was initiated by rapid mixing of equal volumes of two solutions in degassed Pol β assay buffer: solution A, containing 400 nM DNA substrate preincubated with 1 μM DNA polymerase, and solution B, containing suitable correct or incorrect dNTP.

The results show that the nonlinear observer works well, being suitable to correct the non-reliable laboratory analysis data as well as to implement advanced control techniques.

Although arthroscopic procedures show good results by experienced surgeons, this technique seems not suitable to correct large deformities which are often present in RA patients [ 29, 31].

In our case series, ESD was planned and we subsequently decided to perform a combined ESD/EMR procedure considering both the polyp bulk and the limited number and the size of the fragments obtained from the "piecemeal" excision, suitable for correct histopathological evaluation.

Our present findings indicate that the novel one-piece fronto-orbital advancement with distraction approach appears to be less invasive and is suitable for correcting single-suture coronal craniosynostoses, except for the complex form of this condition, even at longer follow-up intervals.

The SNR penalty can be reduced further by using suitable error correcting codes.

In [15], the eigenvector method is validated to be suitable to correcting phase errors for SA-ISAR data.

Regression dilution ratios are not suitable for correcting estimates of non-linear disease-exposure associations, such as the apparent J-shape in the association between BMI and all-cause mortality [ 27].

This makes Gamma very suitable for writing "correct" parallel programs.

I hopped out of the cab, leaving my husband to deal with the driver; ran into the store's lower level; found a pair of shoes in a suitable style and correct size; and dashed upstairs to pay for them.

Under this assumption, a fixed bubble size model might not be suitable for predicting correct multiphase flow behaviour in the gas liquid system.