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Effectively, this consistency across the secondary structure classes implies that side-chain steric effects strongly influence a residue's backbone torsion angle conformation.

The reduction in post-policy adjusted number of prescriptions for all antihypertensive classes implies that some systematic factors, other than the BCBV policy may have contributed to the observed overall reduction.

The clustering of the 31 small molecules into two broad classes (Fig.  1) coupled with the observation that a single chemical substructure (Fig.  2) can distinguish these classes implies that a large component of transcriptional responses are due to specific chemical features, most prominently rings (Fig.  2 and Additional file 1: Figure S2).

There are no significant sequence similarities observed between representatives of the different classes, implying that CA enzymes evolved convergently in diverse biological systems [2, 3].

Clothing dyed with saffron was traditionally reserved for the noble classes, implying that saffron played a ritualised and status-keying role.

We observe that the proportion of unreachable paths in the ion channel network tends to be smaller than those in the other protein classes, implying that most compound protein pairs are connected in the network.

However, the C protein, responsible for leader peptide binding, does not group with C proteins from other TOMM classes, implying that these clusters differ significantly from the MccB17 clusters.

By her meaning, "class" implies that you sit up straight and smile sweetly and bite your tongue.

We thus recover Birman's result (see below) that ((A+1)^{-1}(B+1)^{-1}) trace class implies that (Omega ^{pm }(A,B)) exists and is complete.

This observation suggests that there may be distinct roles or sub-localizations of the two classes of γCA within CI; specifically, the high degree of conservation of the N-terminal region of the AcCa2/CA1-3 class, but not AcCa1/CAL1-2 class, implies that the functional constraints at protein N-termini are stronger in the former class.

Many congressional Democrats decried the idea as a cut in benefits for the middle class, implying that benefit cuts were off the table as part of pension reform.