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The latter finding reveals that spider silk fibril assembly seems to be rather dependent on the protein sequence than on the structural features, since cross-seeding with other proteins was not possible.

The contribution of MGMT to melanoma resistance to methylating agents seems to be rather dependent on downstream pathways that are capable of recognising the persistent O-guanine base damage and initiating apoptosis, such as the DNA mismatch repair pathway (MMR).

The calculations predict that the peak stresses do not depend on the hydrogen content of the phases, but it is rather dependent on the crystallographic cleavage direction.

The security evaluation is rather dependent on the cryptographic algorithms used and is not covered in this paper.

As a consequence, the extent of renal dysfunction following injury is rather dependent on the initial baseline function depicted as the percentage of baseline values normalized to 100% on days 8 and 14 (Table 1).

As will be shown in the next section, both estimators provide satisfactory performances, and the choice of the best estimator is rather dependent on the design constraints of the system.

Interestingly, admission SOFA scores were similar between alive and late deceased patients, suggesting that late deaths were less related to the initial severity, and were rather dependent on subsequent development of lethal ICU-acquired complications and/or therapeutic limitations.

In a recent study of the children of immigrants living in the Netherlands, Van de Werfhorst and Van Tubergen (2007) illustrate that neither the students' academic ability nor their tracking decisions are solely based on merit, but are rather dependent on the social class of the parents.

Weyl begins his investigation by noting that, according to his theory, if one asks whether a given function is continuous, the answer is not fixed once and for all, but is, rather, dependent on the extent of the domain of real numbers which have been defined up to the point at which the question is posed.

While in vivo biodistribution of a vector is to a considerable part defined by clearance, its gene transduction properties are rather dependent on receptor binding, cellular uptake, nuclear transfer, and transgene expression.

By contrast, QR-B and QR-D, that in vivo are not internalized, present at pH 4 negative zeta potential values, indicating that the effective parameter that influences the animal uptake is even independent on shape of the nanoparticle but is rather dependent on its surface charge.