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Alternatively, the overlap could be due to simultaneous utilization of terminal electron acceptors.

The defective insulin secretion is multi-factorial and appears to be due to simultaneous, independent impairments in key exocytosis pathways including glucose-dependent mitochondrial membrane hyperpolarization, as well as glucose-independent defects in Ca2+ handling.

This might be due to simultaneous inhibition of endogenous cysteine proteases by E-64, resulting in protection of Der p 2 from degradation by endogenous proteases prolonging the encounter of intact allergen to skin-resident immune cells.

Among 58 primer pairs producing good quality amplification product, 9 returned product sizes larger than expected, which could be due to simultaneous amplification of an intron during the PCR.

Further, most of the spikes are not time-locked to stimulus onsets [ 19], and a good portion of the synchronous activity that is produced may be due to simultaneous activation of overlapping receptive fields [ 20, 21].

This may be due to simultaneous horizontal transmission of multiple HA-MRSA strains in the community; indicating established transmission of HA-MRSA in the community for some time [ 27].

Using the transesterification activity of subtilisin Carlsberg in nonaqueous media as an illustration, we report that the higher activity is due to simultaneous decrease in Michaelis constant and increase in turnover number of the enzyme.

Moreover, given the consistent focal mechanisms derived from both the slip distribution model and seismology, the significant non-double couple components in the focal mechanism of the main shock are due to simultaneous ruptures of both strike-slip and normal faulting at the distinct segments.

The enhanced affinity is due to simultaneous binding of both methylated histone tail (see chemical shift perturbations of H3V35, Figure  5b) and nucleosomal DNA (see the binding defects of DNA interaction surface mutants, Figure  4a).

This phenomenon is very interesting and is considered to be due to the simultaneous improvement of strength and ductility by Mn dispersoids.

In the third peak, 14%% of mass was lost up to 800 °C, this could be due to the simultaneous removal of carbon dioxide from the decomposition of interlayer carbonate anions [37].