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In addition, Illich-Svitych proceeded by comparing all six protolanguages at once rather than two at a time, since parallels found across all or most of the language families being compared have a greater likelihood of being cognate (and thus representing a common genetic origin) than forms shared by only two or three of the families.
Conclusions: Our results suggest that the initial target of intrathecal tetracaine neurotoxicity may be the posterior roots at their entry into the spinal cord, where the axons are devoid of myelin sheath and thus representing a sensitive area for neurotoxic change.
This figure also shows that PCA-Gabor acts as a denoising mechanism reducing the noise in the PCs and thus representing more of the signal.
Despite the inherent assumption that speech can be represented only by harmonic sinusoidal components, even in unvoiced segments, aHM succeeds at capturing the relevant spectral information and noisy nature of a speech signal and thus, representing the speech signal in a uniform way, without using any voicing decision.
The phosphorylation on serine residues generally has a negative effect on IRS1 signalling and thus representing a negative feedback mechanism.
We thus conclude that met1-3 causes a paternal effect associated with defects after fertilization and thus representing a distinct class of paternal effect mutations.
Spectacles in these two skink genera evolved independently and thus represent an example of convergent evolution.
p35 differs from the mammalian cyclins and thus represents a new type of regulatory subunit for cyclin-dependent kinase activity.
…monazite frequently contains 10 12 percent thorium dioxide (ThO2) and thus represents a major commercial source of thorium as well.
The average owner has two horses and thus represents a small fraction of most trainers' operations.
