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Members share both chemical composition (which can be deduced from the spectrum of the light they reflect) and orbital characteristics.

Finally, differently from oligo dT) method, this one preserves the coding strand information which can be deduced after paired end sequencing of library fragments.

The potential source area which can be deduced from the observation data from limited monitors was concerned in this paper.

While the exact mechanism for producing these stars is still debated, their orbits are completely determined by the gravitational field of the galaxy, which can be deduced.

In particular our result improves significantly the multiplicity estimate which can be deduced from the degree-counting formula in Chen and Lin (2003) [12].

Most FBRM models presented in the literature assume that an FBRM records a geometric chord which can be deduced from a two-dimensional projection of the particle silhouette.

Specific turn-on fluorescence response of 1 for Cu2+ was investigated in CH3CN H2O (1:1, v/v) solution, which can be deduced to a reaction of Cu2+ promoted selectively hydrolysis of CN bond to generate formyl-BODIPY.

As any cheating spouse ever caught out by their credit card bill knows, paying with anything other than cash creates a trail, a record of transactions from which behaviour can be deduced.

The special axioms vary, but the basis normally includes the principle of extensionality and some restricted form of the principle of comprehension, or some elements from which these can be deduced.

The characteristic diffraction peak of SrFe12O19 in the R-GO/SF composites shift slightly towards lower 2θ, in which it can be deduced that SrFe12O19 has been successfully assembled on the surface of R-GO sheets [34, 35].

On several open-ended questions some therapists gave comments from which it can be deduced they assume the GMAE to be expensive and for that reason do not use it.