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As depicted in the model, literacy is hypothesized as being one of many factors that influences oral health.

On the basis of these results, we hypothesize that the capsule protects the S-layer from φCr30 (as depicted in the model in Figure 10B).

However, more important to note in this context, is the antagonistic role of Pin1, which, despite Fbxw7α expression, could revert these effects by sustaining high levels of N1-ICD and N4-ICD, as depicted in the model of Fig  8F.

Because RNAi-directed heterochromatin formation forms a self-enforcing loop, indirect effects could also account for reduced H3K9me in Mediator mutants as depicted in the model we present in a later section.

An attractive speculation as to why this interaction may occur would be to potentially facilitate or even poise the NOTCH receptor for more efficient cleavage, as depicted in the model proposed in Figure 7B.

Notably, the DGAT1 and DGAT2 families arose from different ancestors during the emergence of eukaryotes, and our results suggest that they followed convergent evolution in eukaryotes despite having evolved separately since the early eukaryotes, as depicted in the model in Figure 6.

The temporal relationship of an early pro-inflammatory phase followed by an anti-inflammatory phase, as depicted in the classical model, is rarely seen in clinical settings.

As depicted in the schematic model presented in Figure 9, our data suggest that P1-mediated anchorage and integration into the desmin IF network provides myonuclei with a physical connection to the contractile apparatus (via P1d), the sarcoplasmic membrane (via P1f) and mitochondria (via P1b).

A distinctive pro-inflammatory or anti-inflammatory phase, as depicted in the classic sepsis model, was not seen during any stage of sepsis.

In trauma, the thrombin that escapes into the circulation from the injured sites is controlled by antithrombin, TFPI, and thrombomodulin present in intact endothelial cells, as depicted in the cell-based model of hemostasis [ 28].

However, their function in the regulation of flower development has been implied to involve formation of higher order protein complexes, possibly tetramers as depicted in the floral quartet model [ 4, 7].