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Under magnification the green particles did not form a continuous paint layer, but instead consisted of tiny patches of pigment particles on the plaster indicating that most if not all the binder had been lost.

The remaining two did not have AREs, but instead consisted of a FoxA1-binding site with either TTGCTT (4.6-fold) or the TTGGCAAATA (11.3-fold) motifs (Figure 4C).

Many physicists have theorized that space is not uniform but instead consists of fluctuating patches, something like ripples or bubbles, smaller than a trillion-trillionth of an ordinary atom.

He distinguished between deliberate strategy, which is intentional, and emergent strategy, which is not based on an original intention but instead consists of the company's responses to a variety of unanticipated events.

This result suggests that separate components of attention are associated with signals in different brain regions and that attention is not a unitary process in the brain, but instead consists of distinct neurobiological mechanisms.

This is not a virtual screen but instead consists of series of molecules arranged by structural similarity with respect to a reference.

The outside is not systematically decorated with the customary brown bands made of goat hair, but instead consists of a mosaic of various materials with repeated motifs and colors.

Today, a wide variety of astronomical observations all point us to the conclusion that the vast majority (about 95%) of the energy and mass in our universe is not made up of atoms, but instead consists of exotic and rather poorly understood substances we call dark matter and dark energy.

Among all the arts poetry occupies a special position in Humboldt's view, because the material from which it is fashioned is not like ordinary material, as the stone or marble the sculptor uses, but instead consists of something already endowed with form, namely language.

For one, the war in both Afghanistan and Iraq are asymmetric conflicts in which our enemies have no standing army, but instead consist of guerrilla outfits blending in with the population in order to continue operating undetected.

The wing pattern in T. juno does not display leaf venation patterning, but instead consists of four parts demarcated by almost straight lines.