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Although it is based on works on paper by just six artists, this lively show reviews many of the ideas that were churning in the 1950's and 60's.
Based on work on geodesics on Riemannian manifolds with boundaries, we bound the error between the two distance functions.
Lastly, based on work on liberal institutions and economic development (Diamond 1992; Boix 2003; Feng 2003; Acemoglu and Robinson 2012) HD theory expects positive feedbacks between democratic institutions and economic progress.
Based on work on poxvirus [23], Yewdell and Nicchitta (2006) suggest that "cell-surface proteins, and even secreted proteins are equally efficient and probable sources of antigenic peptides as cytosolic or nuclear proteins" [9].
(319) The distinction between liking and wanting was originally based on work on rodents, 319) but psychophysical and neuroimaging studies on humans support the distinction.
An alternative approach based on work on the metal-binding properties of metformin would be to develop agents capable of directly targeting copper ion transport or exchange.
Based on work on Drosophila, phenotypic plasticity of pigmentation has recently been proposed to be a side effect reflecting the impact of temperature on epigenetic mechanisms (Gilbert et al. 2007).
Each group differed in their homology with the known consensus pattern for catalytically active beta-1,3-glucanases based on work on Bacillus licheniformis [ 79]: E-[LIV]-D-[LIVF]-x 0,1 -E-x(2)-[GQ]-[KRNF]-x-[PSTA].
The phasmid transcripts either themselves included or were homologous to transcripts including the known active sites invariant in GH9 cellulases, based on work on Thermobifida/Thermomonospora fusca (PDB: 1js4) [ 56, 57]: namely two conserved Asp's (D55, D58) functioning in catalytic base activity and a Glu residue (E461) that functions as the catalytic acid.
He asked us to write poems based on works by Auden and Frost on occasion.
Its products are based on work done on the technology of waveguides at Northwestern University, near Chicago.
