FTIR spectra of ACA-500-S and ACA-500-S@PANi composite are shown in Fig. 2, which fully match those results reported in the literatures [32].
A 34-base sequence downstream of the GP5+ primer site excised from the electropherogram of the sample, which is fully matched with a standard HPV signature sequence stored in the GenBank validated the HPV genotype, except for some variants of HPV-16, HPV-31 and HPV-33, for which BLAST algorithms of a 46 50 base sequence in this region were needed for unequivocal genotyping (Fig. 2).
In these cases, a subset of matching category terms is found across two or more sentences, neither of which fully expresses the information of interest.
Whilst the possibility exists that asymptomatic infection is associated with low antibody titers, other possible explanations for the observed low antibody response in subclinically infected individuals include the decay of antibodies over time and the use of variant viruses in the neutralization assays which do not fully match the circulating and infecting viruses across the study population.
For cases which are not fully matching, the columns labeled n coarse and n fine indicate the number of knot spans in one direction on the coarse and fine discretizations, respectively.
We assume that on an interface, which is not fully matching, the knot vector on one subdomain (the fine side) is a refinement of the knot vector on the other subdomain (the coarse side), as in the example in Fig. 3(b).
The core sequence of the AREs from the NQO1 and HO-1 genes is TGACNNNGC, which matches fully the sequence of the JDP2-binding element.
The database contained 2434 records with unique dates of birth, which could also be fully matched to current or historical Welsh postcodes.
The photon detection system fully matches the expected performance.
In contrast, permeability of the barrier as measured by shape (perimeter-to-area ratio), which loaded heavily on PC1, fully matched our initial predictions, suggesting that this summary statistic might better reflect trans-barrier dispersal, or that its effect is biologically more meaningful than a finer fragmentation of the barrier.
