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Because, furthermore, only the characteristic subbands should occur as peaks in the reference pattern set, using a modified measure for highlighting the multipath-induced fading subbands is proposed.

We assessed the confidence and attitudes of the lead clinician towards the intervention two weeks after the trial was set-up and at trial completion using a modified measure (1-7 scale) based on the theory of planned behaviour.

This is indeed the case in D. melanogaster, C. elegans, E. coli [ 12- 14]; a recent study [ 15] indicates this pattern may also apply to mouse and human using a modified measure of optimal codons.

We also used a modified measure to permit consideration of situations where two genes on one chromosome have paralogs on two different chromosomes (see Methods) but again found no evidence of ancient WGD in A. oryzae (Figure 4D).

A novel set of color image morphological operators is proposed and is based on using a modified vector distance measure with an efficient preprocessing color pixel classification procedure.

Mucin volume was measured using a modified model described by us [ 10] using Image J. Length of basement membrane (LBM) and total area of mucin granules (MA) were measured.

The primary outcome measure for determining treatment effectiveness will be LBP-related disability measured using a Modified version of the Oswestry disability index (OSW) [ 31].

The fracture toughness of the interface was measured using a modified double-cantilever beam fracture test.

Radical scavenging activity of mungbean seedlings was measured using a modified method of Brand-Williams et al. (1995).

Selective attention was measured using a modified emotional Stroop task, while attentional switching and inhibition was examined via an emotional task-switching paradigm and an emotional counter task.

Electrostatic charge of different particle size fractions of an aerosol can now be measured using a modified electrical low-pressure impactor (ELPI).