Together, these receptors offer one mechanistic explanation for the unique functional influences SSL5 exerts on platelets.
Despite remarkable differences among the situations investigated, the distributions of effects on fitness are best explained by a unique functional form (at least for small effects) irrespectively of the state of adaptation of the population (whether optimized or adapting) and of the fitness landscape on which the population evolves (S, S + Q, or S + E).
In turn, these results suggest that these two Dlx gene expression domains (telencephalon and diencephalon), even though both regulated by a unique functional URE2 enhancer, are perhaps the result of two distinct genetic pathways.
Since all components are of the same chemical type (spinel-like) and possess high temperature/humidity sensitivities, they will be positively distinguished not only by wider functionality (simultaneous temperature-humidity sensing) but also by unique functional reliability and stability.
Each post-disaster phase is characterized by unique functional and operational requirements (Kates and Pijawka 1977).
The varied functions of the S/MARs as revealed by the different extraction methods highlights their unique functional contribution.
From now on, whenever the function satisfies the assumption of Theorem 2.1, we denote by the unique global minimum of the functional defined in (2.1).
The typical mammalian herbivore has a complete zygomatic arch-musculoskeletal complex, whereas sloths adapted an incomplete zygomatic arch into a unique functional complex by regaining the ligament between anterior and posterior portions.
Complementary to direct fusion of fluorescent proteins, genetic encoding of unique functional groups followed by their selective functionalization via bioorthogonal reactions provides a powerful strategy to label proteins in their native environment.
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