When filament severing happens often, the integrin amount becomes less relevant: filaments stay comparatively short independent of whether there are few or many of them.
Comparatively and independent of the inclusion of mitochondrial data, the p value for the TerAA hypothesis decreased with an increasing amount of nuclear data (open triangles and circles in Figure 3b).
Our findings of a comparatively weak independent influence of material condition might thus be a result of allostatic systems being particularly sensitive to social demands, but could also indicate that the effect of material hardship is largely mediated by social relationships.
Recently, an increasing body of evidence has demonstrated that for selected, comparatively healthy and independent patients, THR offers functional benefit and a reduced risk of revision surgery over HA.
Australian films tend to be hemmed into comparatively short seasons at independent cinemas, with fewer screening times.
However, we also identified five genotypes (XI, XV XVIII) that were distinguished by a comparatively large number of independent mutational events, suggesting a clonal evolution in these lineages (Fig. 1).
The incorporation of molecular data permitted to state that a bacterial species is "a category that circumscribes a (preferably) genomically coherent group of individual isolates/strains sharing a high degree of similarity in (many) independent features, comparatively tested under highly standardised conditions" [ 19].
Independent figure sculpture is comparatively rare.
That remarkable streak came to an end in 2012, the final election of his career, when he defeated his main rival, the independent Bill Bloomfield, by a comparatively small margin fifty-four per cent to forty-six per cent.
The semi-dwarf accession Pak-3 showed the deepest root system both in vitro and in soil cultivation experiments; this comparatively deep root system, however, was independent of the ga5 loss-of-function allele, as shown by co-segregation analysis.
