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Comparison of metabolites correlated with IgA and microbes shared in ID4 and ID5 (Supplementary Table S3) revealed that some of the H chemical shifts were commonly extracted from both the microbe metabolite correlation and the metabolite IgA correlation.

Me2SO is considered cytotoxic to cells and serum is commonly extracted from cattle.

These policies are commonly extracted from partly documented internal regulations and requirements and remain unchanged during system operation.

The features used in the classification for link prediction (defined in Sect. 2.2) are commonly extracted from topological graph properties such as neighborhood and paths between nodes.

EPO is commonly extracted, concentrated and injected for medical treatment in cases such as acute anemia, renal failure, cancer and HIV in order to benefit recovery.

Although DNA is commonly extracted from fixed tissues and amplified by PCR, the effects of formalin fixation are relatively unknown.

Giri et al. [ 3] reported that Podophyllotoxin is commonly extracted from P. hexandrum that contains 6 12% of resin, of which the concentration of podophyllotoxin is around 40%.

The SRS signal appears at the same wavelengths as the excitation fields and is commonly extracted through a phase-sensitive detection scheme.

The data that is commonly extracted from TSI curves includes: time to onset of enhancement, relative signal intensity (RSI), ratio of the maximum post-contrast SI to the pre-contrast SI which is a measure of the degree of enhancement, initial slope of the curve which is a measure of rate of enhancement and area under the curve which represents overall enhancement [ 22].

Secondly, due to the non-extraction orthodontic treatment of these patients, and that investigation of maxillary first molar volume was desired, the true value of the molar volumes is unknown and is unlikely to be known in future studies as maxillary first molars are not commonly extracted for orthodontic purposes except in rare circumstances.

Beryllium is most commonly extracted from the mineral beryl, which is either sintered using an extraction agent or melted into a soluble mixture.