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The fact that the candidate seeds aligned predominantly to the 3' UTRs indicates that one of the mechanisms for suppression may be translational inhibition.

The remaining portion of the two mouse sequences that cannot be unambiguously aligned consists predominantly of repeats that have integrated or deleted in one but not the other lineage (see following section).

Do the first two principal components continue to align predominantly with firing regularity (PC1) and AP shape (PC2)?

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High correlations exist between the initial position and the accelerometer bias in the cross-track direction (predominantly aligned with the Y axis).

Collagen in the media was predominantly aligned in circumferential direction (planar von Mises distribution with concentration parameter bM= 1.03±0.23), and its coherence decreased gradually from the luminal to the abluminal tissue layers (inner media, b= 1.54±0.40; outer media, b= 0.72±0.20).

As the CNTs are highly conductive and predominantly aligned along the draw direction, by controlling the aspect ratio of these CNTs and the number of stacked web layers, a tailored resistance can be achieved.

Permeability within a SISZ thus varies with time, changing from extremely low values pre-failure to high localized values postfailure when high fracture permeability is expected within rupture zones with fractures predominantly aligned subparallel to foliation in the SISZ.

In both the cornea and the hydrogels, the preferentially aligned scatter arises predominantly from collagen within the sample plane that adopts a preferred orientation.

Beneath the cuticle, hyphae grow within the outer wall of the epidermis being predominantly aligned with the longitudinal axis of the epidermal cells.

Whether these changes were induced by repeated criticisms of GHI's targets which were predominantly aligned to short-term objectives, such as short-courses and in-service trainings, has been a subject of debate [ 36].