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Because the AAO templates were too thin (thickness of approximately 60 μm) for handling, they were first stuck on glass substrates prior to the above measurements.
Parametric templates are too limited to be practicable, and pure AI-based approaches have found little application in design offices.
Cal Fire's template is too expensive; moreover, it sucks resources away from managing fire well on the land, so it is too ineffective to serve nationally.
These high Ct values suggested the quantity of DNA template was too low [ 55].
Write a sample job description for each department, if a general template is too vague.
We conclude that after bisulfite conversion of the already degraded DNA of the FFPE sample through the fixation and storage process, the DNA templates may be too short for microdroplet-based PCR amplification using a primer panel with an average PCR amplicon length of ~200 bp (Fig. S1C).
It is well known that many non-rigid image registration techniques may lead to unsteady deformation (e.g. not one to one) if the dissimilarity between the reference and template images is too large.
If the amount of template DNA is too small, DNA from a single or several lymphocytes is highly amplified, similar bands like a monoclonal rearrangement may arise, namely pseudoclonality.
If a template gap is too big to span by a specified number of unaligned residues, a big Cα-Cα bond will remain at the end of the random walk and a spring-like force that acts to draw sequential fragments close will be applied in subsequent Monte Carlo simulations until a physically reasonable bond length is achieved.
What that means in real life: he has created the template, and it's too early to know whether the next episodes will have the flair or the budget to maintain it.
This could be because the type of personae represented by individuals #4 and #5 is very similar to our natural profile template, or because there was too much variation in our sample used to define naturalness.
