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This would be one of the first manuscripts demonstrating that the recommended dose of an anti-cancer agent for patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) could be distinct from its recommended dose for patients with other solid tumors.
In this framework, there could be 64 distinct environments for a residue from the combination of structural features: four from secondary structures (α-helix, β-strand, coil and residue with positive φ main-chain torsion angle), two from solvent accessibility (accessible and inaccessible), and eight (23) from hydrogen bonds to main-chain carbonyl (CO) or amide (NH) or to another side chain.
Therefore, the measurement of IL-33 production in serum could be a distinct marker for monitoring the efficacy of RA treatment.
Rather, they can distinguish between the partners to form accurately defined LINC complexes which could be assigned for distinct tasks.
But the state law, written in 1974, said nothing about whether a national party could be considered distinct from a candidate for governor.
The set of index terms could be entirely distinct from the tokens, for instance, they could be semantic identifiers in a taxonomy, but in practice in modern IR systems they are strongly related to the tokens in the document.
These results revealed for the first time that different biological properties could be assigned to distinct immunoglobulin isotypes.
Few artists, for example, could be more distinct in tone and temper than Sempé and William Steig, and to pass from the latter's portrait of the moggy as monster, striking us rigid with his all-knowing, shark-toothed grin, to the slim streak of placability unfurled along a bed, in Sempé's rendering, is to rise, like Dante, from the nether depths toward beatitude.
Recent advances in assessing plant species for the traits that support certain strategies combined with genetic screening and bioinformatics could form the basis for developing molecular plant phylogenies that could be used to develop distinct species clusters for particular ecosystems.
According to several studies, the morphologically different cell types (DCX+/Calret−−− and DCX+/Calret+ cells) could be considered as functionally distinct cells (see for example [62].
The results suggest that a combination of linear and nonlinear parameters (i.e. m, SampEn, and CV), representing different aspects of the underlying dynamics of streamflows, could be useful for determining distinct patterns of flow generation mechanisms within a nonlinear clustering framework.
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The primary grammatical function of "could be distinct for " is to express a possibility or potential for differentiation or uniqueness. As Ludwig AI confirms, the phrase is considered grammatically correct. It suggests that something might vary depending on the context or group.
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