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The dependence is most cruelly apparent in cases of Alzheimer's disease, where the dissolution of the self proceeds in direct proportion to the physical deterioration of the brain.

This results in distortion of the liver contour, most apparent in cases of macronodular cirrhosis (Fig. 2).

The shift in the CH vibrational frequencies of 2-ClBP bound to CCS was more apparent in cases of higher organic content (particularly SC) and longer ageing time, which made 2-ClBP more sorbed and strongly bound to CCS and thus made it more difficult to desorb 2-ClBP.

This improvement in accuracy should be more apparent in cases of high mutational bias and/or lowered selection for translational efficiency, in which CAI may easily be mislead by mutational bias artefacts in the reference set.

However in pigs butyrilcholinesterase (BChE) can hydrolyse PON1 substrates such as phenyl acetate; and although PON1 is 100 times more active toward this substrate than cholinesterase, this activity can be apparent in cases of pigs with very low PON1 activity [ 39, 40].

The value of a rapid and accurate test for GBS colonisation is especially apparent in cases of premature delivery of <35 weeks gestation when screening results may not be available and babies are at greatest risk of developing early-onset GBS disease.

The tendency is not apparent in case of the latter grid (Fig. 7b) with a smaller amplitude of the annual gravity change.

While the SINR obtained by MWMZ method is still in good agreement with the simulation result, the difference between the analysis and the simulation is apparent in case of FW method.

This was more apparent in case of DJ68 than in FB97, while complete baseline and no perturbations were seen in FH45 macaque during the remission stage while on GFD (Figure 2).

The extent of inter-species divergence in GC distribution is much more apparent in case of third codon positions (Fig. 2B, D, and F) compared with the first and second positions (Fig. 2A, C, and E).

Thus, it is apparent that in cases of induced antiviral resistance, the concentrations of NA inhibitors in vitro are well above the values detected or predicted in the environment.