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SDHD tertiary structure was not predicted to be markedly impacted by the patient's p. (Asp92Gly) substitution; no gross conformational change was reported by I-TASSER (Fig.  2b), whilst PSIPRED predicted only a mild alteration to the helix structure (Fig.  2c).

The results indicate that (i) the system performance strongly depends on the level of mass integration within the platform, (ii) the oil and gas recoveries are markedly impacted by the number of separation stages and heat exchangers, and (iii) disregarding the interactions between the several plant sections lead to sub-optimum solutions.

Device ownership and access are markedly impacted by gender.

The possibility should be considered that the pattern/quality of sleep might contribute to the deficits observed, particularly as EEG data are unavailable and it's unknown whether sleep quality was markedly impacted.

Aside from physical and circumstantial barriers such as availability of transportation or dependency of family members, we have identified specific risk perception issues whose impact may be markedly high and of unique importance for the public health workforce's response to a crisis.

The segmented copolymer portion alone is found to increase the impact strength at room temperature greatly, while the low temperature impact strength can be markedly enhanced only when random copolymer coexists with the segmented copolymer.

But the atmosphere will be markedly different.

Resulting performance should therefore be markedly worse.

He said Obama's address would be markedly different.

As described above, the dominant microbial populations in the deep-sea surface sediments, particularly the more heavily impacted samples, were markedly different from what was reported in the water column, except for Colwellia, which was abundant in certain samples in both environments.

While the photographers' subject was essentially the same, the results were markedly different, demonstrating the impact of the photographer's intent on the character of the images he produced.