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Discrete element method (DEM) is useful for simulating the behavior of bulk solids and corresponding interaction with handling equipment.
Furthermore, mutations of the WW motifs of Yap1 and Taz abolished the corresponding interaction with Amotl2a (pink in Figure 5B).
The crystal structure of human cytosolic TrpRS complexed with the acceptor stem of tRNATrp[ 57] affords a model for the corresponding interaction with the TrpRS Urzyme (from H. Hu's MD simulations; [ 39]) Figure 7A.
This population-based case-control study provided some evidence to support our hypothesis that the COX-2.8473 variant C allele may be a genetic modifier for ever use of NSAIDs and reduced breast cancer risk among hormone receptor positive cases, but we observed no corresponding interaction with aspirin use alone, which may be due to reduced power in this subgroup.
Since it is expected prognostic factors have different effects between surgery patients and non-surgery patients, the impact value of all variables and the corresponding interactions with surgery on survival were evaluated in Cox proportional hazards regression model.
It discusses application of molecular approaches to identify key proteins expressed during arthroconidial and spherule morphogenesis at each stage of the disease process and to dissect the corresponding interactions with the immune system.
(C ) Scheme of the diverse protein constructs and their corresponding interaction affinity level with Nv Pbx, as assessed from quantification of each band shift.
These models included age and duration of treatment, geographical region, or treatment for G lamblia infection, along with corresponding interaction terms.
The exact hazard ratios are obtained by multiplying the two main effects with the corresponding interaction effect, thus the hazard rate for couples in which both partners suffer from MD in Model 2 is 2.08*2.19*0.61 = 2.78, and the corresponding rate in Model 5 is 3.63.
Heterogeneity in the associations between IGF-I and EOC by tumour characteristics was assessed using likelihood ratio tests comparing logistic regression models with and without corresponding interaction terms (Rothman et al, 2008).
One theory of why skin is highly responsive to arsenic exposure is that skin localizes and stores arsenic because of arsenic's high keratin content and the corresponding favorable interaction with sulfhydryl groups (Kitchin 2001; Lingren et al. 1982).
