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The coefficient vector β + in model given by equation (1), along with the vector β − corresponding to the analogous model for negative tweeting intensity, is estimated using maximum partial likelihood.

In view of this, we tested whether synthetic peptides corresponding to the analogous EGFR875 889 epitope would be recognised by the various CD4 T-cell clones.

In the alternative pathway corresponding to the analogous sets of genes shown on Fig. 3, it is thus a PTCase which catalyzes the second step and catabolically converts N-carbamoylputrescine to putrescine and carbamoylphosphate which can further be used to synthesize ATP via carbamate kinase [ 19].

For this reason, here we discuss only some structural relationships, while the full set of equations corresponding to the foreign country is analogous to the home country.

The system dynamics are given by:

On one usage of the term 'connective', that associated with Belnap's Display Logic (see Restall (2000), Chapter 6) something corresponding to the comma and many more somewhat analogous devices are sometimes referred to as 'structure connectives' (as opposed to 'formula connectives').

For each protein BLAST hit, the analogous gene was determined, and the proteins corresponding to the 10 genes upstream and downstream to each were collected.

Also, two solution states are used at all computational nodes, one corresponding to the "real" state, and one corresponding to a "ghost node" state, analogous to the "Ghost Fluid Method" of R. P. Fedkiw et al. (1999, J. Comput. phys.154, 459).

The analogous graph of possible shapes for the three-locus subsystem corresponding to the triangular prism is a hexagon.

Norman Ramsey of Harvard University, a future Nobel laureate with whom Mike collaborated extensively, had suggested in 1950 that neutrons might also have an electric dipole moment (EDM), corresponding to the separation of positive and negative charges within an overall neutral system (analogous to the separation of north and south poles in magnetism).

Analogous expressions hold for the free energy surface corresponding to the final electronic state.