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In the present study, we have modified the previously developed PCR assay for the detection of Neisseria [ 9] so as to make it more specific, sensitive, and easy to use.

We have modified a previously reported method of growing large-scale, vertically aligned ZnO NRAs on Zn substrates by a one-step solution-based approach [25].

For obtaining the Monte Carlo results we have modified a previously developed Monte Carlo code for describing the effects of absorbing and scattering defects [ 43].

We have modified a previously published meta-analysis method and identified a common metastatic signature by comparing primary tumors versus metastases in various tumor types.

Accordingly, we have modified a previously reported vector to improve RNA processing, minimise Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type-1 (HIV-1) sequence content and reduce repair of the self inactivating (SIN) deletion.

As we mentioned before, we have modified BART paradigm previously used in fMRI research by Rao et al. [2008].

We have modified a method previously developed in our lab to isolate pure populations of ECs from skeletal muscle tissue [ 24] in order to purify and study cardiac endothelial cells.

An integrative mathematical model of the budding yeast cell cycle was developed previously [ 33], and we have modified this model using gTOW data [ 9].

It would be important to repeat our analyses on the 2008 2011 NDNS crucially to document whether the reduction in salt intake seen over the past few years has modified the social inequality in salt consumption observed previously.

In this report, we have greatly modified a previously developed algorithm and released the GPS 3.0 algorithm for the prediction of S-nitrosylation sites.

We have previously modified the T-RFLP (mT-RFLP) method by replacing DNA sequence gel with mini-PAGE gel to study dynamic change of microbial populations without the need for DNA sequencer, an equipment uncommon in many biology laboratories (Cheng et al. 2017).