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The PG-1Sh construct lacks DNA encoding the 78 C-terminal amino acids downstream from the site of the PG-1 mutant stop codon (Fig. 1A), and should produce the same shortened AtMYB90 protein as is predicted for the PG-1 mutant allele.

This is particularly true if multiple risk loci interact in an additive or multiplicative fashion, as is predicted for CMIP.

A metal hydroxide can act as a general base to deprotonate a 2′-OH group, thereby activating the oxygen as a nucleophile as is predicted for RNase P and possibly for the hepatitis delta virus and hammerhead ribozymes (vide infra).

A cyclic voltammogram (CV) obtained from one NW electrode confirms its single-crystalline nature, while the sigmoidal shape of the steady-state CV indicates that mass transport toward the electrode surfaces occurs via fast convergent diffusion, as is predicted for nanoscale electrodes.

So no one can claim the spending review was a bad day (or, at least, anything like as bad a day as was predicted) for higher education.

The roof on Centre Court will be closed, as rain is predicted for later this week (and it cost £100 million, so it would be a shame not to use it).

It caused axotomized EDL to become fast-contracting in adult rats (TTP: 38 ± 7.53 and HRT: 43 ± 4.13), as it is predicted for control muscles, whereas soleus' contractility was not affected.

So the cycle continues, especially as further growth is predicted for messaging apps as they hit a mainstream inflection point, and head for mass adoption this year.

We were initially expecting to observe more overlap, but the limited number was consistent with mechanistic contributions from numerous pathways, as might be predicted for a phenomenon as complex as aging.

There is also no evidence of a change in major groove dimension because of the collapse of the phosphate backbone onto the tethered cation, as has been predicted for divalent cations as a source of DNA bending.

The HRQoL Z-score for the patient group was lower than the average for the normal UK population, as might be predicted for this patient group.