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In the Gaussian channel, the performance of rate splitting is characterized for the two types of rate regions.
The discrete material forces are then characterized for the two problems by only three material parameters, i.e., Young's modulus, uniaxial tensile strength, and the configurational characteristic width or crack band.
S. epidermidis isolates were characterized for the two central elements of the staphylococcal cassette chromosome mec (SCCmec), namely, the ccr complex encoding for recombinases and the mec complex encoding for broad spectrum β-lactam resistance.
Also, as fast muscle physiology and morphology at developmental stages later than 24 hpf have not been characterized for the two mutants lacking prdm1 (narrowminded and u-boot), we thought it was necessary to perform an analysis of muscle morphology and physiology at later developmental stages in nrd−/− larvae.
To describe the global patterns of NAT2 haplotype and phenotype variation, we focused on the 99 population samples adequately characterized for the seven (or six for non-African samples) SNPs of NAT2 (see Materials and Methods).
Avian β-keratin gene expression has been characterized for the four major subfamilies (Greenwold and Sawyer 2010).
Complete insertions were characterized for the following six TE orders: (i) canonical LTR-RTs of the Copia and Gypsy superfamilies, (ii) terminal repeat retrotransposons in miniature (TRIM), (iii) short interspersed nuclear elements (SINE), (iv) MULE DNA transposons, (v) non-autonomous DNA transposons (NA-DNAT), and (vi) Helitrons.
The reaction properties in terms of reaction heat, temperature and reaction velocity were characterized for these two types of multilayer constructions.
Two independent lines (#7457 and #7454) were generated and characterized for the presence of one copy of the inserted transgene.
In the present paper, we have characterized for the first time three signalling pathways that are simultaneously affected in human TIL, participating to their anergy.
