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Many existing 3D shape descriptors designed for shape query and retrieval cannot work effectively with these degenerated point clouds because of their dependency on dense and smooth full-body scans.
The changes in the values of South and Soso are entirely different from those in Fig. 7 because of their dependency on export industries.
The depicted regression coefficients may not enable to assess the relevance of the predictors in the regression model because of their dependency on the range of the values of the corresponding predicting variable.
Like many other pricey gourmet wild mushrooms such as matsutake, ganbajun and chanterelles, Russula cannot be artificially cultivated because of their dependency on a living plant host.
Second, since the severe depletion of Spt5 in fogsk8 embryos lead to deficits of not only the repressive but also the stimulatory activity, it is possible that the genes with longer length are not up-regulated in fogsk8 embryos because of their dependency on both the repressive as well as the stimulatory activity of Spt5.
This limitation may be important for relative costs, since they are more variable across species (Supplementary File S3), presumably because of their dependency on species specific amino acid usage in the biomass reaction, but less so for absolute cost estimates since they are highly correlated between divergent species such as S. cerevisiae and E. coli.
Known as sea cows because of their total dependency on sea grass, numbers have plummeted over the past decade as they struggle to cope with extreme weather conditions, escalating industrial activity, and hunting by indigenous fishermen.
P-frames usually require fewer bits than I-frames, but have the drawback of being very sensitive to transmission errors because of their complex dependency on earlier reference P- and I-frames.
Mis17 forms a functional group with Mis6 and Mis15, because of their mutual dependency for recruitment to the centromere/kinetochore.
Because of their high dependency on mitochondrial function in metabolism-secretion coupling, insulin-secreting cells provide a useful model to investigate the functional consequences of drug-induced mitochondrial toxicity.
If they get any information at all, it might not be relevant or applicable to their real life because of their multiple dependencies on men.
