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Taken together, the results suggest that the higher populations in the soil from the C. velutinus stand may be due to preferential increases in particular groups of Frankia.

This effect may be due to preferential population of defect-like edge and corner Ru sites by Cu, subsequently limiting the amount of the weakly bound hydrogen on the metal surfaces necessary for ethene hydrogenation.

The reduction may be due to preferential gold growth in hollows at the PTFE surface.

At the same time, some incorporation of Zr and Ge in the thermal and capping SiO2 layers was observed (Fig. 4a) that can be due to preferential sputtering at the interfaces.

The variation in PDI with time between the MNs and silica nanoparticles could be due to preferential binding of Cu II) to the phosphonic acid moiety thus restricting its availability as a persistent radical for the ATRP. Figure 1 Schematic Illustration depicting the successful grafting of polymer from bromide terminated MNs, through phosphonic acid anchoring group.

It has been proposed, therefore, that failure to effectively treat cancer may in part be due to preferential resistance of these CSC to chemotherapeutic agents.

It is due to preferential oxidation of Si in Si1−x Ge x nanowires that Ge-rich cores result.

It is also possible that the presence of NUMTs close to ARS is due to preferential insertion of mitochondrial sequences at origin regions, as it seems to be the case for S. pombe [20].

The 28% over-sampling ratio in the AA SVR patients therefore implies that one-quarter to one-third of the ∼2-fold difference in response rates for AA patients is due to preferential infection of the AA population with HCV strains that are relatively resistant to interferon α plus ribavirin therapy.

Since different NPM-ALK positive ALCL cell lines have been reported to respond differentially with either apoptosis or G1-cell cycle arrest [10], we wished to determined whether the effect on proliferation was due to preferential cell cycle arrest, cell death or a combination of both.

This is due to preferential translation of the mRNA from the SNU-1 cells (Bae et al, 2001).