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In addition, the means and standard deviations were computed for each X-, Y-, and Z-coordinate direction to evaluate which direction of the discrepancy contributed to the degree of overall discrepancies (Fig. 2).

This variation could have contributed to the degree of virulence even within the same clonal genotype and enhanced heterogeneity in the infection potential.

A combination of the newly identified variations may have thus initially contributed to the degree of apomorphine susceptibility in the original Wistar rat population.

Thus, while the wobble bases may have contributed to the degree of microhomology at the time of intron loss, we eliminated them from our analysis.

Thus, biodiversity peculiarities in the northeast and central parts of the Brazilian coast suggest the simultaneous existence of patterns of adaptive divergence in RN populations (Northeast region) and BA (Central region), which may have contributed to the degree of genetic difference among populations of C. multilineata from these regions.

This review discusses recent advances in iron dinitrogen coordination complexes and describes the factors that contribute to the degree of activation of the coordinated N2.

Using a spatial urban equilibrium model, we find that if the number of access nodes, i.e. stations, is limited, stations contribute to the degree of urbanization.

determined how the dynamic conformations of ligands and the receptor contribute to the degree of ligand-dependent activation of PPARγ, which provide further insights into design of PPARγ-based anti-diabetic drugs.

Objectives: This study was designed (1) to identify characteristics of patients and their treatment and aspects of care that may be associated with satisfaction, and (2) to investigate the way these factors contribute to the degree of satisfaction expressed after treatment of ectopic pregnancy.

To address these goals, we used a case-only design of our dataset, and conducted an analysis where we controlled simultaneously for weekday/weekend effects, season of year (winter, spring/fall, summer), and lunar periods, because any one of these factors can contribute to the degree of exposure to injuries from dog bites.

Besides increased cell proliferation in recurrent tumors, treatment-induced breakdown of the BBB and blood-tumor barrier might contribute to the degree of 18F-FLT in the tumor.