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The data summed in the table corresponds with 1 µs of total simulation time (10 independent runs lasting 100 ns) for each of the WT and E60D mutant.

The column sums in the table are the observed totals for each component in 2012, and the row sums are the observed totals in 2004.

The region is expected to summon up growth of perhaps 2-3% this year.The region's first-half performance is summed up in the table alongside.

The MNBS texture and surface behaviors of these coatings are summed in Table 2.

A summary of commitments to the projects used to internally and externally implement sustainability among collaboration with stakeholders is summed up in the following table (Table 1) with reference to the categories of employees, clients and suppliers, the environment, and institutions and the community.

The implications of the retrospective analysis of 1G biofuels for the sustainability appraisal of 2G biofuels, including the challenges for policy in managing the transition, are summed up in Table 1 and further elaborated in the discussion below.

A collision occurs when the sum of a randomly drawn set is found to be same as an already existing sum in the hash table.

The calculated p-value, which measures the significance of deviation from the null hypothesis that the gene is not differentially expressed, is computed exactly by using the hypergeometric probability of observed or more extreme differences while keeping the marginal sums in the contingency table unchanged.

The final three scenarios represent obvious implications and consequences, which are summed up in Table  2.> The "Pharmacy-Mall" scenario is the one that offers community pharmacists fewer chances for professional development, besides representing a likely sharp decrease in workforce numbers.

But because cancers have multiple causes, the same cancers can be attributed to more than one cause, so summing the figures in the tables would overestimate the total burden of cancer attributable to the 14 risk factors.

Note that many experts reported expertise in more fields and therefore the sum of respondents in the table is higher than the actual number of experts responding to the questionnaires.