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The communal grave also yielded additional intriguing details about these ancient Europeans.

An additional intriguing finding is the absence of microsatellites with sequences which appear to be forbidden, such as (AATT n.

Some additional intriguing signals include Twitter Amplify, a system for embedding clips in tweets in almost real-time and a 'DVR' function which could re-play tweets for those watching a show.

Finally, an additional intriguing aspect of the model is its difference from short-period tele-seismic P-wave back projection results that suggest strong short-period P-wave radiation occurred along the megathrust, downdip of the hypocenter.

In situ phenotyping of tumor biomarker expression and karyotyping of chromosome ploidy performed by iFISH® will shed light on additional intriguing clinical utilities and significance of diverse subtypes of CTC/DTC, and will also help guide more meaningful studies performed on the targeted single tumor cell enriched from different types of cancer patient or tumor animal models.

The scientists had an additional, intriguing finding.

Additional highly intriguing phenomenon was reported by Sandberg et al. [ 42], indicating that proliferating cells tend to employ alternative polyadenylation or alternative splicing in order to express mRNAs with shorter 3' UTRs, having fewer miRNA binding sites.

This is an additional and intriguing possibility for PI metabolic reactions that has been shown to occur for other lipid metabolic pathways, such as phosphatidylserine phosphatidylethanolamine conversion at the level of the ER mitochondria membrane contact sites (Shiao et al, 1998).

It is just possible, though, that there is an additional and more intriguing factor at play: a gut suspicion that feathered dinosaurs are somehow un-American.

But for one intriguing additional example, see Theorem 34 and the subsequent discussion.

But neither team had a coronavirologist in its midst, says coronavirologist Willy Spaan of Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands, who believes a more expert analysis of the two genomes--which his group is currently undertaking--may reveal intriguing additional details about the viral machinery.