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Determination of the kinetic and thermodynamic parameters of their mechanoenzymatic cycle serves as a basis for the exploration of their physiological behavior and various cellular functions.

These findings could therefore serve as the basis for the exploration of the allosteric domain and its active site affinity modulation to aid the design of more specific and selective inhibitors.

These indicators offer little basis for the exploration of conjoint linear relations.

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Therefore, comprehensive studies on stress action, strain environment, physical and chemical structures of TDC and physical properties of TDC reservoirs are of great help in better understanding the theoretical basis for the exploration and evaluation of CBM resources and the prevention and control of coal and gas outbursts.

During this iterative process, these core themes became the basis for the exploration of barriers and facilitators in the patients' use of the booklet.

Developments that form a basis for the generic exploration of multidimensional process sensing are described.

Based on the in vitro assay, three of these compounds exhibited significant inhibition against TTR amyloid fibrils providing a basis for the further exploration of SAR.

Significantly, we report for the first time, parallels between the molecular pathways of SMARCB1 restoration and Romidepsin treatment, and demonstrate a biological basis for the further exploration of histone deacetylase inhibitors as relevant therapeutic reagents in the treatment of rhabdoid tumor.

The collected data provide an initial basis for the further exploration of a mechanistic understanding of the physiological processes involved in neural regeneration, including regulation of nitric oxide (NO) production, modulation of the innate immune response, the expression of neurotrophic and neurogenic factors, in the leech and other animals.

When more than one significant covariate was identified, the most significant covariate was included in the model and the resulting model served as the basis for the subsequent exploration of additional covariate effects.