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Previous studies have shown that the strong interaction between coagulation and inflammation may indeed be a suitable point of impact for new adjunctive strategies in patients with severe sepsis [ 7, 8].

Because SQLE is the next enzyme of this metabolic branch point it is a suitable point of intervention to reduce the biosynthesis of cholesterol [62,63].

With respect to injury criteria, it was concluded based on the tests that using NIC (with a lower threshold value) and Nkm (with reduced intercept values) for females would be a suitable starting point.

However, it is envisaged that as a first approximation of behaviour, to imitate structures found in nature from nano/self-assembled biomaterials may be a suitable starting point for design.

3.1 to be a suitable starting point, because they may give hints about the most important input parameters that have to be considered in partitioning the system's input domain.

It would replace Vestgrensa, which was considered too far away to be a suitable transfer point.

Thus, the codon pattern of the host's native high-expression genes will be a suitable reference point for codon optimization.

We reasoned that the natural amber suppressor pyrrolysine tRNApyl/pylRS pair from M. mazei might be a suitable starting point because the amino acid substrate binding pocket is partially exposed, offering space to harbor a larger side chain.

6, 7 Unless otherwise stated the B3LYP-D3 frenergiesies presented herein are given relative to Pd OAc 2 associated to 1 (complex I, Figure  1) because this complex was considered to be a suitable starting point for the reaction.

This stage in seed development therefore is a suitable time point for transcriptomic analyses to identify metabolic genes specialized for eleostearic acid accumulation.

For people who wanted to take the minute-by-minute pulse of a protest, Mr. Carvin's account was a suitable starting point.