Analogously such competing mechanisms were also inferred for one of the PE-X materials, while the other exhibited substantial degradation in terms of strain-to-break values for both aging conditions.
Analogously, such coordinated regulation also occurs at the splicing level [ 4- 6].
The haplotypes are then extended analogously, such that h k, j ∈ { 0, 1 } w j denotes the j th site of haplotype k.
Analogously, we identified 24 such positions in NA12760 of which 12 are identical in both DNAs.
And analogously to animal systems such as the case of small abalone juveniles finding shelter amidst the spines of adult sea urchins, some plants associate with benefactor species that can physically protect them from predation by virtue of their spine-covered stems [ 15].
Due to clinical characteristics and the similarity of the tissue planes to be approximated, it would be expected that this adhesive would perform analogously in other procedures such as body contouring, mastectomy, TRAM flap breast reconstruction, inguinal lymph node dissection, and latissimus dorsi flap reconstruction.
Analogously, it is expected that such a trend would hold for the FE method, which will be discussed in the next section.
While speculative, one possibility is that the hypoxic signal may be needed throughout the ooplasm, but that signal (analogously to other intracellular signals such as the spindle assembly checkpoint signal generated at kinetochores that are not under tension [17], [42]) can only be generated by proteins at kinetochores.
To not discard regions, x ij is tapered when j < i <span class="lh">such that and analogously tapered when j ≥ m- i+2.
NIST and Virginia Tech (VT) have conducted the research on the prototype of reference material that emits a single volatile organic compound such as toluene, analogously to the emissions of a diffusion-controlled building product [ 16].
Analogously, the meaning of a sentence, such as 'Hooray', is constituted in part by a complex causal network of: stimuli, such as the spoken or written tokens of 'Hooray!'; and responses, such as excitement, affection, or possibly even annoyance.
