Analyzing articulated motion is challenging because (1) the high degrees of freedom potentially demands tremendous computation, and (2) the solution is confronted by the numerous local optima existed in a high dimensional parametric space.
Probably because of the high degrees of similarity between EACMV and EACMKV DNA-B sequences, the analysis revealed reciprocal DNA-B movements between these species on the SWIO islands, comparable to those observed on the continent.
At 75%% RH, all of the iron species has been used to form nanowires probably because the high degree of mobility allows the full attainment of the thermodynamic structure.
Because the high degree effects are more therapeutically relevant than the low degree of effects, the additional weighted average CI (CIwt) was calculated, which uses the formula: CIwt = [CI50 + 2CI75 + 3CI90 + 4CI95]/10, where CI50, CI75, CI90, CI95 are the CI values at 50 %, 75 %, 90 % and 95nhibition, respectively.
Previous molecular analyses of α-keratins indicated that Type I and II sequences should not be analyzed together because the high degree of sequence divergence between the two types result in non-informative phylogenies [ 7].
Evaluating temporal and spatial patterns of hybridization in California Cx. pipiens complex populations is important to ongoing disease modeling and vector control efforts because the high degree of interfertility within the complex means that advantageous traits can spread via gene flow.
IBAD texturing of MgO is the most attractive ion texturing process today because of the high degree of alignment and because of how quickly this alignment develops.
"The fact that there are so many high-level restaurants here is because of the high degree of gastronomic cultivation of the people in the region," said Gorka Txapartegi, the chef at Hondarribia's only Michelin-starred restaurant, Alameda.
This possibility was especially troubling because of the high degree of homology anticipated between Neanderthals and modern humans, meaning it could be difficult to distinguish modern contaminants from genuine Neanderthal sequences.
When Viktor Frankl introduces, in his book "Man's Search for Meaning," the subject of food in Auschwitz, he does so thus: "Because of the high degree of undernourishment which the prisoners suffered, it was natural that the desire for food was the major primitive instinct around which mental life centered".
