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For that reason, we will refer from now on to Hormonal Response Elements (HREs) rather than GRE.

The photosensitive phenotype of our gun4-II mutant resembles that of the earlier identified Chlamydomonas gun4 mutant which we will refer from here onward, as gun4-I.

Both MUR21 and FLUR contain, just upstream nd4L, a novel conserved lineage-specific ORF to which we will refer, from now on, as MORF and FORF, respectively (see supplementary figs. S1 S4 [ Supplementary Material online] for nucleotidic and amino acid sequence alignments).

This method, which I will refer from now on as "Multivariate Allometric Size-Scaling (MASS)", is derived from theoretical equations of allometric growth removing all the information related to size, not only scaling all individuals to the same size, but also adjusting their shape to account for allometry [ 20].

So despite our unlimited MetroCard, we agreed to be driven on Wednesday night through the streets of Manhattan to a party at the Secret Offsite Facility of the Guggenheim Museum, an undisclosed location we will refer to from now on as S.O.F.G.M.

Let us walk through some of the video's greatest moments, starting with our protagonist, who we will refer to from here on out as Robert.

For clarity of exposition we will refer to sharks from ages 0 to 2 as juveniles, from ages 3 to 11 as subadults and above age 11 as adults.

To simplify nomenclature, we will refer to larvae/adult from this cross as kita-GFP-RAS zebrafish and to controls, which derive from a cross between the Et kita GalTA4,UAS:mCherry)hzm1 and the Tg(UAS:eGFP) (a gift of Masa Tada, UCL, see material and methods) lines, as kita-GFP zebrafish.

To estimate the number of patients in different subgroups, we will refer to data from our population-based study.

b) Using similar approaches, investigator clinicians and other geriatrician/gerontology colleagues will refer consenting subjects from their rehabilitative, ambulatory or outreach services for further contact and review by the research officer.

Specialty addiction treatment experiences: We recommend that all residents experience at least one of the following specialty addiction treatment settings (to which they will refer patients, and from which they will receive patients), to broaden their view of addiction and recovery and to understand the specialty care perspective.