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Warshaw intended the game to be an innovative adaptation of the film, and Atari thought it would achieve high sales figures based on its connection with the film, which was extremely popular throughout the world.

Efrem Zimbalist III, the chief financial officer and chairman of Times Mirror Magazines -- which publishes enthusiast magazines like Ski, Yachting and Outdoor Life -- said that he had chosen Mr. Allen's company in part based on its connection to the broadcast world.

Based on its connection to Wills, Moyston is the self-proclaimed birthplace of Australian football, and is home to a monument commemorating his upbringing in the area playing Marngrook.

The two mammalian orthologs of Trs120 and Trs130 were also implicated in human disorders: NIBP, the Trs120 ortholog, was implicated in neurogenerative disorders, based on its connection to NF-kappaB signaling [ 21].

While Aggleton and Brown (1999) suggested a role for recognition and not recall, Van der Werf et al. (2003) suggested that this nucleus is functionally related to executive function and strategic retrieval, based on its connections to the prefrontal cortices (PFC).

The eigenvector centrality measures the importance of a node based on its connections to other high-scoring nodes in the network (which contribute more to the node score than low-scoring nodes).

Sharan et al. [ 9] categorize the methods into two groups: direct annotation schemes, which infer the function of a protein based on its connections in the network; and module-assisted schemes which first identify modules of related proteins and then annotate each module based on the known functions of its members.

Sharan et al. [ 6] summarize the methods into two groups: direct annotation schemes, which infer the function of a protein based on its connections in the network [ 7- 9]; and module-assisted schemes which first identify modules of related proteins and then annotate each module based on the known functions of its members [ 10, 11].

1550 – c. 1292 BCE), when Thinis enjoyed renewed prominence, based on its geographical connection to various oases of possible military importance.

We also propose a role for Ubp3/ Blm3 in protection based on its central position and connection to SSA1 and SSA2 in the upregulated protein network and the excessive chromosomal damage and lethality in blm3 -1/ blm3 -1 cells.

Based on its pattern of cortical connections, this area is likely to have a unique role in the integration of prefrontal and anterior opercular inputs for the elaboration of motor outputs.