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Indeed, as shown in Figure 5c, HB800 has a more disordered carbon structure than Fe800 and possibly has a higher proportion of nitrogen atoms at edge sites.

This result indicates that the dimer structure of Xyn10A is more beneficial for protein renaturation in zymogram analysis, and possibly has a function of keeping enzyme's thermostability.

"A lot of companies are starting to push more toward that and use that to generate cash and revenues before getting into this space tourism market, which is more exciting and possibly has a potential in the future but right now is not generating a lot of money". 11 a.m.: This article was updated with comment from an analyst.

Synovium produces extracellular matrix, ensures a low-resistance surface at joint interface, and possibly has a role in clearing debris.

Other authors have also found that mesna prophylaxis does not completely prevent bladder damage [ 15] and possibly has a toxic effect on bladder mucosa [ 19].

This week I am just working more on the proposal and possibly have a few more meetings with local farmers and stakeholders in the proposal.

Open access policies have focused primarily on journal articles and serial publications, potentially creating an imbalance in the research literature freely available, and possibly having a negative impact on book publications in terms of readership and citations.

This should enable CNET to speak to a much wider range of bidders than normal and possibly have a greater chance of getting a competing, higher bid — but only if they contact CNET.

Her father, a blind dentist — the suggestion is that he blinded himself with a scalpel while trying to change his appearance — wants to convert to Islam so that he can take a second, younger wife and possibly have a son.

That change, opponents say, would affect the appearance of the largely rural area and possibly have a negative affect on the adjacent natural environment, such as the waterways, vegetation and wildlife.

This learning experience nurtured the students' STEM interest and possibly had a profound impact on their university major selection.