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We have designed and synthesized a novel ladder-type heteroacene dye consisting uniquely of thiophene segments as a photosensitizer for the dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs).

In particular, rare BP terms (i.e. BP terms with few related proteins) tend to produce minimal networks consisting uniquely of long paths.

The quantitative fitting provide evidence that the pneumococcal pilus consists uniquely of RrgB monomers assembled in a head-to-tail organization.

Twelve blocks of colinear sequences containing 42 genes (i.e. 36% of the Picocystis and 41% of the Prasinophyceae genes) are conserved between these genomes; they consist uniquely of ancestral gene clusters that are present in most streptophyte and chlorophyte genomes.

Alignments were categorized into three groups consisting of uniquely mapped reads, non-uniquely mapped reads, and unmapped reads that could not be aligned to any locus in the reference and, in view of this difficulty, were not considered further in our analyses (Table  1).

KHW's was a world populated by feral, sly, outsiders, disdained by their conservative Swiss parents who fashioned their own "gangs" and wore their own "colors" consisting of uniquely customized jeans and leathers that proclaimed their counterculture allegiance.

Rather, Sarewitz argues that we need to let go of a longstanding and cherished cultural belief – that science consists of uniquely objective knowledge that can put an end to political controversies.

Throughout the boom years, Irish policy in tackling child poverty consisted almost uniquely of direct payments to families, a practice which is now under threat.

In contrast to the yeast knock-out strains, for pooled shRNAs and ORFs the growth perturbing agents themselves can serve as specific barcodes because they consist of uniquely identifiable DNA sequences.

Our map, consisting of 231 uniquely mapped markers, covers 1257.3 centimorgan (cM) of the medaka genome with an average interval distance of 5.4 cM.

As in the search task, each trial began with a left or right arrow cue that was presented above a central fixation cross for 200 ms. The arrow cue was immediately followed by a memory sample array consisting of four uniquely coloured squares presented in an invisible 1.9°×7.2° grid centred 4.15° to the left and right of the fixation cross (Figure 1B).