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The activities of the compounds could thus be interpreted by taking into account their specific noncovalent interactions with CDK2 and the active-site waters.
The dynamic system analysis performed by using parametric identification procedures and non-linear fit routines has demonstrated that data obtained under a wide variety of experimental conditions can be interpreted by taking into account the participation of various Sn II Sn(IV -containing surface specIV -containing
Therefore, this increased risk must be interpreted by taking into account a carrier's family history.
The clear enhancement of detector response is observed when the antibodies are previously irradiated with the UV light which can be interpreted by taking into account the steric effect induced by the disulfide bridge breaking when the antibody is irradiated.
However, to enhance understanding of the abnormal gait requires determination of parameters for a gait considered normal; "normal" should be interpreted by taking into account variations associated with sex, age and body geometry [ 1, 8].
It is interesting to note that in some cases the HR values cross the HR = 1 line, indicating a change in the risk relation which needs to be interpreted by taking into account the confidence intervals.
Obtained Auger data are interpreted by taking into account the influence of ion sputtering on surface concentration.
This strange shift was interpreted by taking account of the segregation of epoxy oligomer from crosslinked epoxy network in the neat epoxy system (probably by micro-gel formation) and the chain scission of the epoxy network established via etherification.
In the extensional tradition, disjunctive and conjunctive terms are interpreted by taking the union and intersection of classes.
Will the test results be interpreted by the physician taking care of you or one of the physician's partners, or by an independent radiologist?
The results could be interpreted by a bifunctional mechanism, taking into account the metallic and carbidic sites on one hand, and the oxidic acid sites on the other hand.
