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Although predicting the effects of changes in consensus 5' and 3' splice sites near intron:exon boundaries is relatively straightforward, predicting the possible effects of changes in exonic splicing enhancers (ESEs) remains a challenge.

Chinese family boundaries were relatively permeable, and some owners established kinlike relations with their slaves; male slaves were appointed as heirs when no natural offspring existed.

With the exception of a period of mayhem late in the New Zealand innings when Ross Taylor – who made an accomplished century – and, inevitably, Brendon McCullum, with an innings violent even by his standards, added 100 in nine overs, England were in control throughout on a ground where high scores are frequent and where the square boundaries are relatively short.

During winter, as moisture transported from the western boundary is the main input source and the eastern boundary is the main output source, the variations in moisture transport via these two boundaries are relatively important to precipitation variability (Fig. 6).

This is because the phone class boundaries are relatively clear with clean speech, and so the abundant parameters of DNNs tend to learn the nuanced variations of phone implementations, conditioned on a particular type of channel and/or background noise.

Owing to uncertainty about conversion of seismic waves at the BSR interface and its identification of shear wave signature in most of the conventional seismic surveys studies of BSRs as being wave conversion boundaries are relatively sparse.

Dealers operating within its boundaries are relatively free to offer drugs without paying tax to gangs. .

Dealers operating within its boundaries are relatively free to offer drugs without paying tax to gangs.

Worcestershire's boundaries were relatively stable before the Victorian era, although some parishes or Manors changed hands with neighbouring counties, usually as 'gifts' by the monarchy, church or through conquest.

Each LGA is composed of one or more SLAs, and LGA boundaries are relatively stable over the study period.

A possible reason was that, compared with FBCT images, the image boundary between tissues and air in CBCT images was not clear and the scattering condition in the region with blurred boundaries was relatively complex.