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We design two mechanisms to reduce the localization inaccuracy for both individual nodes and cumulative procedures through excluding the anchor nodes with positioning errors and introducing multiple bootstrap areas.

Firstly, a predefined subgroup analysis was adopted through excluding the randomized controlled trials (RCTs) done by van Zanten and colleagues, in which other supplemental nutrients were used [ 2].

Morgan Stanley Capital International's All Country Sectors stock index is up 1.5percentt in dollars this year through Thursday, excluding the United States.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), from 2001 2002 through 2010 2011 (excluding the 2009 2010 pandemic), influenza B was responsible for < 1% to 44% of influenza-positive samples submitted by participating laboratories (Fig. 1A).

The chief financial officer, Michael L. Conley, said McDonald's still expected to meet a long-term objective of a 10percentto15percentcent annual growth in profits through 2002 -- excluding the impact of currencies.

The King George Brothel in Berlin opens at 4 PM, Monday through to Sunday, excluding the Christmas Holidays.

It seems unlikely that you'll be able to post essays to Twitter any time soon, but apparently senior bosses have been discussing different ways to measure the 140 characters - through excluding usernames from the count, or getting rid of URLs.

The long centrifuge time was necessary for passing the entire sample through the filter membrane (excluding the 200 μL dead volume).

For the modified Sholl's analysis, images were taken through 20 μm thickness (excluding the upper and lower edges of the tissue) at 1-μm intervals.

The time delays in gaining approvals and permission through this governance process, excluding the CLRNs and NHS Trusts which did not respond at all, is summarised in Figure 2. The third concurrent phase of the process of attempting to secure approval to sample from medical records involved the recruitment of professional staff.

Reid uses the iconic landscapes of Kenya and Tanzania (Serengeti-Mara, Amboseli, and Ngorongoro) to demonstrate how the engineering of these landscapes for conservation has actually failed to capture 'wild Africa' through the very act of excluding the essential 'ecosystem engineer', humankind.