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The total current collected on the anode was 0.2 0.4 μA which thus corresponds to a collection efficiency on the anode of approx. 10%.

He proposes a mathematical measure φ that aims to measure not merely the information in the parts of a given system but also the information contained in the organization of the system over and that in its parts which thus corresponds to the system's degree of informational integration.

In that study the a parameter is reported to be 3.113 Å, which thus corresponds to a position on the figure above the highest point of Rozov et al.'s data.

We therefore measured GPXH expression in all 20 gox mutants at the highest possible light intensity at which the mutants could still survive for at least 24 h (250 μmol photons m-2 s-1) and which thus corresponds to HL conditions.

The exception is AIS code 140202, which identifies the brain stem compression and thus corresponds to the Marshall Class III which involves compressed or absent cisterns.

The SET thus corresponds to 1/ b, which indicates the number of DD above the LDT.

It thus corresponds to locus D1Z5, which had been previously characterised as generating 1.9 kb DNA fragments upon restriction by Hind III and as covering 100-300 kb [ 12].

Similarly, each pixel in OCT image corresponds to one localized spectrum from STFT and thus corresponds to one γ value which is a function of spatial coordinate.

The double band visible on the SDS-PAGE gel thus corresponds to multiple species of sdAb-aGST, all of which contain a C-terminal MESNA thioester.

The circle vertices thus correspond to other cells of the matrix D which contain a similar local tree.

When the copied DNA is drawn through jelly using an electric current, the researchers can tell how long it is and thus to which species it corresponds.