The resulting position is the same as if the pawn had moved only one square forward and the enemy pawn had captured it normally.
These peaks likely represent the sites of action of wildtype-Chd1 on its nucleosomal substrate, but through the expression of catalytically dead Chd1 we have been able to capture these normally transient interactions.
The spatially unstructured random effect term captures normally-distributed or Gaussian random variation around the mean or intercept.
Our first day, we did 72 set-ups," dozens more shots than are normally captured.
The theory preserves the relative simplicity of one dimensional beam theories while effectively capturing the three-dimensional distortional phenomena normally captured within computationally expensive 3D FEA.
Temporal structure on the millisecond timescale is normally captured using a short time Fourier analysis, and structure on the second timescale using song spectrograms.
Claims associated with use of IFN according to the label were captured, reflecting tests normally required for monitoring with IFN use; any other routine laboratory tests that patients had done during their treatment period (that were not related to their melanoma treatment) were not considered.
However, the captured 3D data set normally gives less accurate definition on the scanned tissue volume because the sampling density is normally scarce compared to the system resolution, leading to some difficulties in interpreting the imaging results even after sophisticated algorithms are applied to enhance the image readability.
Such notions of equity are normally not captured in economic evaluations where QALYs are typically weighted equally and often remain implicit in subsequent policy decisions, if included at all.
Here, the internet can offer a sense of privacy, making it a useful, confidential resource for information in stigmatized conditions, and reaching subgroups that may not normally be captured through other means [ 6].
