Our results indicate that the increase of GC-content in the recovered fragments can be attributed to the sequence preference of MNase in conjunction with the size selection step, explaining to some degree the correspondence between the in vitro, in vivo and predicted nucleosome occupancy maps.
Experiments 2A and B sought to further investigate this discrepancy, and disentangle whether it could be attributed to the difference in task (singleton versus conjunction search) or due to differences in task difficulty or overall RTs.
As will be elaborated in the Discussion, the marked enthalpy entropy compensation effect observed for the binding of all the SAHA analogues utilized herein, differing with respect to the "cap", "linker", and "metal-binding" regions, could be primarily attributed to the reorganization of water molecules in conjunction with the changes in the conformational flexibility of HDAC8.
Graute et al. using single phase protocol report superior sensitivity plausibly attributed to the use of high dose CT in conjunction with contrast agent.
The brown tip was attributed to the adsorption of AgNPs either itself or in conjunction with cell wall materials or secondary metabolites produced by root tips.
This phenomenon can most likely be attributed to the influence of the noise on the calculations in conjunction with the zero-radius approximation inherent in our method.
Young children are also more susceptible to interference by distractors in conjunction search than adults, which has been attributed to the development of feature binding and voluntary attention shifts (Trick & Enns, 1998).
In conjunction with thermo-gravimetry analysis (TGA) results, such evolution is attributed to the dehydration of C S H around 150 °C.
Nevertheless, our results are in conjunction with some of the earlier studies [ 6, 16] and can be attributed to the conservation of functionally fundamental biological processes.
In conjunction with previous data, these studies have shown that the potent activity of ZD2767 can be attributed to the ability of the compound to induce bifunctional DNA lesions and engage apoptosis.
