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This result indicates that the observed phenotypes are not predominantly dependent on the proteome content but may rather rely on variable genetic regulations.

Resolution of the conflict between our self-designed environment and ancient genome may rather rely on returning to the proinflammatory/antiinflammatory balance of the Paleolithic era in consonance with the 21st century culture.

Therefore, association of PGLs with plastoglobules may rather rely on interactions with surface lipids, as proposed by Kim et al. [ 29], similarly to ADRP [ 21].

Thus, under this condition, hES cells may not require the proposed fibroblastic niche for self-renewal [52], but rather rely on their own autonomous regulatory systems as seen in mES cells.

Initially, Magellan will not have this so-called crowd-sourced feature, but rather rely on existing FM-transmitted updates.

Apple executives "don't do gimmicky stuff," he said, but rather rely on media like television, print and outdoor.

The organizers don't accept corporate sponsors, but rather rely on a massive volunteer base.

Likely this will not involve a treaty, but rather rely on an informal understanding, verified by national intelligence means.

We may speculate that such a slow IPSC kinetics in RT indicates that the mechanisms controlling these inhibitory interneurons do not require a high temporal precision but rather rely on a more sustained action.

This finding gives support to the theory that good performance of dogs in case of human-given cues may not have a direct predecessor in dog dog communication, but rather relies on dogs' specific attention to humans and/or the plentiful opportunity to associate human directional gestures with food reward during the ontogeny.

He would rather rely on himself.