50 This pattern of transmission suggests that IMAGe can be considered as an imprinting disease, albeit characterized by point gene mutations.
Indeed, this should be the case since, recently, a homologous Dcs1 in Schizosaccharomyces pombe, was predominantly found in the nucleus albeit characterized as an mRNA binding protein capable of acting as a relatively poor translation inhibitor in this organism [ 12].
However, a more consolidated financial sector with lower leverage, lower default rates and a revival of domestic demand should support recovery in 2010, albeit one characterized by below-potential growth.
In particular, in what follows we focus our attention on one of the most challenging hour of the day, namely we consider the time series at 2 p.m. Nevertheless, it is worth to mention that different hours, albeit being characterized by their specific peculiarities, can be analogously treated exploiting our approach.
Some edges portray plausible (albeit not characterized) dependencies among functions, which call for experimental validation (as discussed in the next section).
At their best, Stout maintains, Whitman and Dewey consciously theorize from the perspective of a broadly pragmatic tradition that is committed to the centrality of the virtues, albeit within a society characterized by competing and rival conceptions of God and the good.
In this respect, previous studies have indicated tight, albeit still not well characterized, links between glycogen and maltodextrin metabolisms.
Albeit quite inspiring, the current scenario is characterized by a wide variety of ideas, arguments, and visions.
The original Henry problem is characterized with severe (albeit unphysical) sea boundary condition difficult to handle with numerical methods.
Albeit the fact that previously characterized CBM42s have been shown to be specific of arabinofuranose37, the presence of this module attached to a GH16 catalytic domain annotated as a laminarinase28 (Fig. 2) was not at all indicative of such a binding specificity.
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