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We then followed an analogous sequence of analyses to determine model contribution and colinearity of individual component variables to the DAS28 and the DAS28-CRP.
17 In an analogous sequence of reactions, the trisilyl-protected triol 20 (Scheme 1) was transformed via the selenide 23 8 into 24, a compound that contained the required exocyclic α-methylene group (Scheme 2B).
This reduction in capacitance with decreasing temperature is similar to the lowering of relative permittivity (away from transition temperatures) observed in BaTiO3, 22 which follows an analogous sequence of phase transitions.
The authors established a knock-in mouse where the critical CD3ε motif was replaced by another sequence naturally occupying an analogous sequence in the cytoplasmic tail of FcεR1γ to assure an unaltered distance of the CD3ε ITAM from the membrane and the neighbouring CD3 subunits.
This H2B variant has an analogous sequence in humans (H2B1L).
These antibodies were directed against phosphorylated and nonphosphorylated yeast Rad6 peptides that show high similarity to the analogous sequence of mouse HR6A and HR6B (see Methods).
Sometimes the term Markov process is restricted to sequences in which the random variables can assume continuous values, and analogous sequences of discrete-valued variables are called Markov chains.
No significant trends were observed in the analogous sequences of 5 consecutive dynamic trials, either in the animate or the inanimate sessions (one-way ANOVA on timing error values, all P>0.33).
These similar fragments could have originated independently with their conformational resemblance due to chance, thus representing a rare example of analogous sequence similarity.
The results of these simulations are compared to previous work on a kissing-loop system with analogous sequence.
In contrast, the analogous sequence with nBuLi required a 2 1 equivalence with ytterbium III) triflate to achieve a high yield of the C2 adduct 28 b.
