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The Mesp > HA::Smad1/5/8Hs was built by replacing the C-terminus of Ciona Smad1/5/8 by that of human SMAD5, using standard cloning procedures.

In Fig. 10, we compare our system with system "(ii)," which is built by replacing the MIMO X channels in our proposed system with MIMO interference channels.

The pseudomorphic overlayer bimetallic structures (Au-M) were built by replacing the topmost layer of Au (100) slabs with a layer of the appropriate metals (Pt, Cu, and Fe).

The pseudomorphic submonolayer bimetallic structures (Au-M-Au) were built by replacing the second layer of Au (100) slabs with a layer of the appropriate metals (Pt, Cu, and Fe).

Thirdly, we evaluate the performance of the whole system in terms of transmission rate and compare our system with two benchmarks: multiple layers of parallel relays system with only one relay in each layer and the system built by replacing the MIMO X channels in our proposed system with MIMO interference channels.

We evaluate the performance of our system in data rate with two benchmark systems: (i) multiple layers of parallel relays system with only one relay in each layer and (ii) the system built by replacing the MIMO X channels in our proposed system with MIMO interference channls and uses the IA algorithm presented in [28] to design transceivers.

All starting structures of the mutants were built from the wild-type by replacing the side chains of the targeted residues but without changing the backbone conformations and side-chain orientations.

Finally, two 2-mode symmetric networks, valued and binary (Network 4), were built linking communes and markets by replacing the mode 'trader' in Network 1 by the market where each LPT was identified and interviewed.

You can use this method to build a motor of any type by replacing the battery and battery holder with other sources of energy and their respective containers.

If you would rather avoid this, you can build the shed on the ground by replacing the beams (see below) with 4x6-inch (102x152-mm) skids of pressure-treated lumber that is approved for ground contact, or by using precast concrete fence posts.

Part B in Figure 6 introduces a revised model that builds back in some relevant biological detail by replacing the empty space in the first model with a constant dielectric and asks students to reason through how this change to the model would influence the system.