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We examined associations between BP and traffic-related variables using the same sequential modeling approach used for PM2.5.

This conclusion is not consistent with the results reported by Lawson [4], who used the same sequential matching task and the same 3D plastic models of familiar objects as those used in the present article.

Therefore, in Experiment 2 we used the same sequential shape matching task as in Experiment 1 to test crossmodal visual-to-haptic (VH) and haptic-to-visual (HV) matching.

We will use the same sequential profiling methods as Lunney et al. [ 9] to allocate decedent patients to an individual trajectory, although the clinical markers we will use are different, and will be validated by the research team and study collaborators.

Each panel of Figure 4 was generated using the same cell culture with sequential hypotonic challenges of different osmolarities.

Confirmed single mutants were used for generating double and triple deletion mutants by sequential deletions using the same procedure described above for each single deletion.

Model sequential reactions using the same format revealed similar advantages wherein a main limitation stems from the need to pair enzymes of similar catalytic efficiencies with overall flow rate.

In our second simulation, we compared a six-person simultaneous lineup task with a sequential identification procedure using the same sampled evidence values.

In all experiments, images of cells (1024×1024 pixels) were visualized using the same confocal microscope settings (i.e. sequential scans with wavelengths set as follows: blue, 358 461; green, 488 510; red, 594 615), using a 63× Apo-oil immersion objective (NA=1.4) and 60-μm aperture, using the LEICA Scan TCS-SP2 software (Leica Microsystems).

Images were acquired in sequential scan mode by using the same acquisition parameters.

Tumor and normal tissues were processed by using the same methodology, based on mechanical disaggregation of tissue followed by enzymatic digestion and cell purification by sequential sieving.