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Moreover, this sample is not representative of the general population, but rather represents a highly educated population.

Hence, this study is not representative of all Ghanaian women in Accra, but rather represents a cross section of women who tend towards being more educated and comfortable conversing in English.

In this theory of strong interactions, whose breakthrough ideas were published in 1973, colour has nothing to do with the colours of the everyday world but rather represents a property of quarks that is the source of the strong force.

However, in contrast to temperature, this energy cannot be regarded as an independent variable, but rather represents a function of mean particle concentration and of physical parameters.

In this light, its direct inclusion in the model is not necessarily artificial, but rather represents a sub-model of typical pedestrian behaviour.

We hypothesize that this regenerative platform is not limited to regeneration of bladder and bladder-like neo-organs, but rather represents a foundational technology platform broadly applicable for regeneration of laminarly organized hollow organs.

During this phase, the business is not yet constituted as a company, but rather represents an ambition of the entrepreneur with an idea of turning it into a business (Galbraith 1982), a possibility that would attend a demand from the market (Adizes 1997).

The data presented in this study therefore does not provide quantitative analyses of the contribution of bacterial species to a single coral sample (although some suggestions are inferred from band intensity on gels) but rather represents an analysis on a population wide scale over multiple individuals.

These results indicate that the regulation of vegfc transcription by Mt2 is not based on its Metallothionein characteristics and therefore not part of a cellular stress response, but rather represents an additional specific function of Mt2.

Hence we conclude that the pathway of heterotrimeric G-protein signaling does not strictly act as a cascade but rather represents an interactive network for signal integration and transmission.

However, preliminary results, which had been obtained with Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803, suggest that the first enzyme of this pathway does not represent an L-arginine oxidase with oxygen as electron acceptor, but rather represents an L-arginine dehydrogenase, which interacts in a complex not yet understood with the electron transport chain.