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Spatial patterns in macroalgal consumption were best explained by differences in structural complexity among habitats: herbivory was always highest in the most structurally complex coral-dominated reef flat and outer reef habitats.

Spatial patterns in macroalgal consumption were best explained by differences in structural complexity among habitats.

This effect was specific for brain mass, and it was not confounded by differences in structural body size or body mass.

Left-handed participants were excluded from the analyses to avoid confounding effects caused by differences in structural connectivity in those who are right hemisphere dominant.

The distribution pattern of PCBs can be explained by differences in structural characteristics within PCB congeners that determine whether a molecule can be easily metabolised by cytochrome P450 enzymes or not.

As a result, the variation in short-term colonization patterns of faunal assemblages into artificial collectors was mostly affected by variation associated with habitats rather than by differences in the structural complexity of collectors.

As Ser and Thr are physiochemically similar and often substitute for one another, differences in their relative usage over time are unlikely to be explained by differences in their structural or functional roles within proteins along each chronology.

Further supporting this hypothesis that the chemical shift differences between Aβ43 and Aβ42 are caused by differences in the structural ensemble, C-terminal chemical shift differences between Aβ43 and Aβ42 are preserved at 37 °C and are decreased by a factor of approximately 2 under denaturing conditions.

However, there were differences in the desiccation tolerance of the two species of Klebsormidium, which can be explained by differences in their morphological and structural features (Karsten et al. 2010; Holzinger et al. 2011; Karsten and Holzinger 2012).

The functional diversity of different neighborhoods we observe is caused by differences in the apparent structural promiscuity of a particular function.

This was confirmed by differences in crystalline fractions and structural rearrangements as measured by X-ray and DSC measurements.