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The purpose of a CDG is to use a community policy allowing each CDN to put together a portion of its own resources to meet each other's requirements, and therefore to guarantee a stronger quality of service to users.

We then used a newly generated set of 16.5× long PacBio reads to fill in 68 % of the previous assembly gaps and join together a portion of the previous scaffolds.

In bare HASi groups, numerous osteoblast-like cells could be seen together with a portion of material.

Briefly, a fixed pixel area was selected from the nitrocellulose membrane containing both the "dot-staining" due to the antibody reactivity together with a portion of "background" (surrounding unstained nitrocellulose membrane).

Taken all together, only a portion of gill ionocytes co-expressed the mRNA of zecac, zpmca2, and zncx1b, and Na+-K+-ATPase.

MDF were marked laterally with permanent ink, dissected together with a portion of apparently normal mucosa and embedded in paraffin, to be processed for immunohistochemistry as described below.

While all of the scale β-keratins annotated in Additional file 4 [ 41] group together, only a portion of them form a phylogenetically significant clade with strong bootstrap support.

In many cases, markers present on the same scaffold clustered together over a portion of a linkage group with little or no interruption from unplaced markers or markers from other scaffolds.

During cellular reduction of molybdate to Mo-blue, it was noted that cells precipitated together with a portion of the Mo-blue product preventing accurate cellular growth kinetic determination to be carried out in the presence of different nitrogen or electron donors.

Figure 1a shows that the TiO2 aggregates are lumped together along with a portion of lose particles attached together, while Figure 1b shows a general porous structure with a large number of pores of very small dimensions.

Each of these genomic regions is part of our attempt to determine a collection of regions that, when joined together, might represent a portion of a chimeric or wild-type transcript extending two read lengths away from the chimeric breakpoint.