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Service broker nodes (SBNs) constitute a dominating set, i.e. all the nodes in the network are either in this set or only one-hop away from at least one member of the set.
These two models make contradictory predictions, and if one accepts a positive correlation between leukocyte telomere volume and hippocampus volume, then a process according to model 2 cannot constitute a dominating contribution to the observed effect.
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So it is very possible that the voters identified by Judis and Teixeira 10 years ago in The Emerging Democratic Majority -- minority voters, including blacks, Latinos and Asian Americans; women, especially working, single, and highly educated women; and professionalsnow constitute a coalition that could dominate American politics for years to come.
Down-regulated proteins constituted a small subset dominated by proteins with annotated functions in energy production and transcriptional regulation or signal transduction mechanisms (Table 1).
North Indians, who dominate 48 essential services in Mumbai, constitute a sizeable — and hence decisive — vote bank.
CYP3A5, is a dominating enzyme which constitutes about 30% of all P-450 cytochromes in liver and over 70% in the intestines.
Indeed, the unique lesion-performance maps are non-overlapping and constitute a specific subset of the entire, middle cerebral artery-dominated lesion overlap (Fig. 5).
Unlike the category of the Sacred, which dominates the Profane by setting a boundary of taboos, Jidd and Hazl are equal and constitute a continuum that depends on a ranking of taboos.
Aspects of physical health were dominated by the items appraising the pharmacological treatment, and therefore items of physical health did not constitute a distinguishable subscale.
Two objects constitute a pair.
Does this constitute a sublet?
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