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During the scan from 1.00 to 2.44 V, the deintercalation of DMSO-solvated lithium ions was observed.

During the scan from 2.44 to 1.00 V, DMSO was co-intercalated with lithium ions into graphite, exhibiting a staged structure.

The family asks if it will be compared with the scan from earlier in the day (as that was the reason they took the scan 6 hours later) and are told that scan hasn't been uploaded yet, even though it was with Joe's records when he was in the Emergency Department.

The surface state of the three as-prepared catalysts was investigated by measuring the stable cyclic voltammograms in 1 M KOH solution (Fig. 1); the typical OH− adsorption peak was observed in the scan from −0.6 to −0.4 V, and the reduction peak of PdO was observed in the reverse scan from −0.4 to 0 V [27, 28].

Four slices (two T1; two T2) were used as stimuli from each unhealthy patients' scan and so the conspicuity varied (by-item accuracy: M = 79%, 95% CI 72 85%, with three cases at ceiling [i.e. 100%]) dependent upon the location within the scan from which the slice was taken.

The scan from the singular drought treatment showed high similarity to dehydration responsive signatures including drought at 6 h and osmotic 3 h and 6 h references (Table 1, Fig. 6A).

When Sachs looked at the scans from the "chill group" and the "no chill group", he noticed differences in how three key regions of the brain were connected.

Then, after importing the scans from the pen — by clicking, nonintuitively, a button called Scan, and then another called Download — they're still not really in PaperPort; you have to select their icons and then hit Transfer.

Finding charts are also presented for those objects having a large enough angular size that the scans from survey plates provide some morphological information.

About half the scans from Kahle's Archive come from Google.

A second stage fine alignment is then used to accurately register the scans from the first approximate alignment.