The subaqueous delta forms entirely below the level of the sea and commonly constitutes the obvious bulge on the continental shelf seen seaward of many deltas.
However, these commonly constitute coarse block models of buildings which may be extended by simplified roof shapes as shown in Fig. 1.
Ad-hoc abbreviations are not lexicalized, but they commonly constitute substrings that are specific to a lexicon entry (albeit not necessarily to any determined inflection or derivation).
Published online: June 11 , 2012The cilium commonly constitutes a cell's organelle for environmental sensing in a wide variety of contexts, from developmental signaling pathways (such as Sonic hedgehog) to the specialized receptor processes in sense organs of various sensory modalities (Ishikawa and Marshall, 2011).
These status shifts occur commonly, and constitute a central component of the show's comedy.
In our interpretation, the lack of any additional motif ranking higher than commonly found homopolymer motifs constitutes evidence that IFN-γ induced STAT1 recognizes only a single motif in the non-repetitive part of the human genome.
CBP-A domain is commonly found in proteins that constitute the peritrophic matrix (PM), a semipermA.
These two structures constitute the most commonly found features for post-transcriptional processing.
Prevention treatments commonly undertaken by DCPs constituted 18.4% of the clinical time.
Escherichia coli are commonly found in the intestinal tract of animals, including dogs, and constitute a reservoir of resistant genes for potentially pathogenic bacteria [ 1].
