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Application of the same analyses to the smaller, but hand-curated, set of yeast complexes in the MIPS database [ 29] and the large set of protein complexes defined by Krogan et al. [ 10] revealed that our results are not restricted to the set of complexes defined by Gavin et al., but actually represent a more general finding.

It looks like a spaceship but actually represents a fallen lighthouse that is also home to assorted insects.

CD44, the receptor for hyaluronan [1], is encoded by a single gene on chromosome 11p13, but actually represents a polymorphic group of transmembrane glycoproteins owing to extensive alternative splicing and post-translational modifications [2].

"Spirit Hood" may sound like the name a Shaman would give his uncircumcized penis, but they actually represent a lot more than that...at least, I think so.

"Spirit Hood" may sound like the name a Shaman would give his uncircumcized penis, but they actually represent a lot more than that... I'm assuming.

But do drones actually represent a humanitarian advance in air combat?

"Those people we need to give a quick once-over, but the intensive security needs to be focused on people who actually represent a risk.

Major depressive disorder is a likely risk factor for dementia, but some cases of major depressive disorder in older adults may actually represent a prodrome of this condition.

The 519 homicides actually represent a 3percentt decline from the 535 recorded in the same period last year.

But we all know that two minuses make a plus, so could all this death-of-the-book negativity actually represent a positive?

But in this determinedly chirpy book, David Bainbridge wants to show that the years between 40 and 60 actually represent a kind of sunlit upland of "maximal" experience.