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The 8.8 Å resolution (7.8 Å using the 0.143 FSC criterion) attained allows differences between the α- and β- tubulins to be discerned in the absence of a molecular landmark such as microtubule-associated proteins, for the first time by electron microscopy.

Flexibility allows differences between dental institutions, so it is suitable for the current situation of dental education in China: different developmental levels of dental education in diverse areas [ 8, 9], and dental education transformation is being carried out by most of the dental institutions [ 9– 12].

For example, the most influential parameter settings for RNA-Seq alignment tools are the number of allowed differences between the reference and the sequencing read, which the tool can tolerate, and seed length51.

The two MCLs were similar because of their equal dimensions and because we did not allow differences between the frequencies of the two selected MCLs higher than 20 Hz in ≈10000 Hz.

This leaves model organisms, such as rodents, as one of the few tools available where functional manipulations may allow differences between humans and other primates to be analyzed with respect to their environmental or genetic causes.

This adjustment allowed differences between groups on retrieval measures to be investigated whilst controlling for encoding differences.

Background information including age, sex, occupation and education was collected to allow differences between demographic groups to be explored.

This was performed using a nested linear model with fixed effects comparing treatment effects with a full model allowing differences between rats.

All anthropometric measurements are obtained twice – we allowed differences between two measurements of 2 cm, 2 kg, or 2% – and the means will be used for analysis.

In this section we consider a more general problem of approximate string matching by extending the set of allowed differences between strings.

All questions were meant to be exploratory to allow differences between patients' perceptions and experiences to emerge during the course of the interview.