Figure 3. Distribution of E-values for Annotations.

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Figure 3. Distribution of E-values for Annotations.

Figure 3

Figure 3 . Purpose: To further characterize cell-to-cell transmission of α -synuclein using an in vitro coculture model Figure 3(A) Hypothesis:

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ANNOTATIONS

ANNOTATIONS. …we need to talk. Read the item all the way through one time. As you read, annotate for: meaning and purpose main ideas and arguments inferences vocabulary what that author is saying (or trying to say). WHAT TO DO – STEP 1.

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ANNOTATIONS

ANNOTATIONS. B. Schmidt Augusta State University Economics. Annotations. Annotations are brief informative summaries Descriptive Annotations Critical Annotations. Begin with the complete bibliographic entry A specific format is not necessary for this course

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Annotations

Annotations. What’s familiar … reminds you of something we’ve read this unit [ * ] What’s strange … something you think is odd [ ! ] What confuses you … something you don’t understand [ ? ]

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Annotations

Annotations. Reading with Purpose. The goal of annotating should not be to merely identify information of assignments. The purpose should be to engage the material. Finding both needed information and gaining further insight into the book. Asking questions and writing

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Supplementary Figure 3 e-g

Supplementary Figure 3 e-g.

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Annotations

Annotations. Stealing Craft. Annotation:. An annotation is a note that is made while reading any form of text. This may be as simple as underlining or highlighting passages. Purpose . Recognize “moves” an author makes and steal them. Content .

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Annotations

Annotations.

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Figure 3. Distributions of ∂ 13 C and ∂ 15 N values by sex.

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Figure 3

Figure 3.

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Figure #3

Smart Alarm. User Interface. User Interface. Team Members. Original Concept. Recent Progress. Instructor : Prof. Edward Delp, Prof. Jan Allebach. Arrange them in order. Solve the problems. Schedule 4. Schedule 5. 4+(4-3)*(2+1)=? 1+1+1+1+1-1=? (2/3)+3/9-1=?. Schedule 2. Schedule 3.

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Figure 3

control. ApoA-I M. ApoA-I. Figure 3. a. b.

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Figure 3

Figure 3. Afif El-Khuffash. (2014) 76 , 238-244. doi:10.1038/pr.2014.82.

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Annotations

Annotations. Annotating a Book. Annotated– Summary and/or evaluation. http://www.maybeckhs.org/annotation02.jpg. Annotating a Book. The first step before annotating a book is choosing a method that works best for you!. When do you annotate?. When an important idea is being expressed.

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Figure 3

Ub. Ub. Ub. Ub. Ub. TNF a. receptor. cytoplasm. adaptor proteins. IKK kinase complex. a. b. IKK complex. NEMO. I k B. NF- k B. 26S proteasome. Phosphorylation of I k B. Ubiquitination and degradation of I k B. NF- k B. ubiquitin. Ub. nucleus. Gene expression.

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Figure 3

Figure 3. (A) Micronutrient composition of various media. (B) Comparison of biomass production in Allen and Arnon media vs. BG-11 media (without combined nitrogen).

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Annotations for AOM

Annotations for AOM. Read the article through completely one time. As you read, highlight the MAIN IDEAS of this article. Circle any vocabulary words (with a pen/pencil) you do not understand or in which you need additional clarification.

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Figure 3

Figure 3. Anna C. Seale. (2013) 74 , 00-00. doi:10.1038/pr.2013.207.

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Figure 3

B) ROC curve of probability for foot ulceration. A) Best Cox regression model of foot ulceration. Figure 3.

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Figure 1 Probability Distribution

Probability. Probability. dist. r. i. b. ution. dist. r. i. b. ution. Figure 1 Probability Distribution. (a) Less Ce. r. tain. (b) More Ce. r. tain. , %. , %. 40. 40. y. y. Probabilit. Probabilit. 30. 30. 20. 20. 10. 10. 20%. 40%. 20%. 10%. 30%. 40%. 30%.

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