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Of course, this scenario requires an explanation of how the monopartite genome of the Permutotetraviridae family would be split so as to only keep the part corresponding to the RdRp molecule as segment B. Gibbs and colleagues have suggested that dsRNA replicons from plant might have evolved from a single-stranded RNA virus lacking the coat protein [ 50].

The dual connectivity allows the bearer to be split so as to access more resources from RRHs simultaneously.

"The Atom Split, But World Still Safe", the Sunday Express nervously exclaimed, while the Daily Mirror displayed a sombre prescience: "Let it be split, so long as it does not explode".

Mutants containing more than one point mutation were split so that each mutation was considered as one mutant, this was made to better evaluate the impact extraction task without interference from the variety of ways to describe mutants.

The boundary value problem of Eq. 1 can be split into two sub-problems so as to reveal homogeneous boundary conditions on each of the three boundaries of the cone: begin{aligned} nabla^{2}V_{1}&=0;text{in};Omega, delta_{theta}^{1}left.

They will be split into a dozen or so teams.

Observers expect it to be split down the middle, with the "swing" justice, as in so many other cases, being Sandra Day O'Connor.

As we often like to tell ourselves, Australia is a multicultural society, so our votes are sure to be split.

As the Great War continued, heavier howitzers and longer-ranging guns were made so large that they could not be split into convenient loads for road movement.

When the giant's legs split apart, the company of dwarfs is split apart as well.

Clubs were split as to what should happen to Rangers, but so too were the journalists.