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The cause of leading/lagging bias is unclear but could stem from differences in the replication enzymes associated with leading (continuous) versus lagging (discontinuous) synthesis, or from the duration of time one or the other strand is in a single-stranded state.
On returning from a trip to England, he reentered Parliament in 1872 and became a leading figure in the "continuous ministry" of Sir Julius Vogel.
Deregulation of these interactions may disturb the equilibrium of epidermal melanin units a leading to continuous proliferation of melanocytes and development of PCM.
Ultrafine grains exhibit a continuous moderate growth rate, leading to continuous recrystallization, whereas specific grains experience a rapid abnormal growth up to their final size after a short incubation time.
Through the use of the dynamic behaviour coordination, switching between the navigational tasks occurs in a smooth manner leading to continuous control of the platform.
Once activated, this can initiate a self-perpetuating cycle leading to continuous stimulation of breast CSC activity and thereby hastening disease progression.
The latter process does not have a characteristic slip distance D c and a priori stress drop value, leading to continuous decrease of friction τfs with slip D (Lachenbruch, 1980; Abercrombie and Rice, 2005).
This competition was construed as a moving force of evolution leading to continuous perfecting of the biological entities.
It is also reported that the high negative suction pressure does not allow the lymphatic channels to close leading to continuous drainage and a higher incidence of seroma formation [ 18- 20].
The three long helices of the T. congolense receptor are characterised by an alternating pattern of hydrophobic and hydrophilic residues, leading to continuous hydrophobic strips along the length of each helix that pack in the core of the helical bundle, stabilising its fold.
