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Further support for the theory that YtfM/N form a TPS system is derived from the demonstration that both possess signal sequences for location to the periplasm.
The feasibility of the genomics assembly and annotation components of this project derives from the demonstration that the entire human genome could be fragmented, the fragments sequenced, and the original sequence reconstructed from overlaps; that abundant sequencing capacity now exists in search of high-value projects; and that marine virologists have succeeded in parallel ventures.
Further evidence for a β-barrel conformation was derived from the recent demonstration that members of the Int/Inv family require components of the β-barrel assembly pathway for correct biogenesis [52].
This prediction derived from the model's demonstration that passive extension forces should exceed active ones at the start of the observed movements.
This analysis provides a useful mathematical model of the I-Wire platform, increases the number of parameters that can be derived from the device, and serves as a demonstration of quantitative characterization of nonlinear, active biomaterials.
Although in vivo lineage tracing during murine cardiogenesis was able to indicate that a substantial portion of ECs in the mammalian heart are derived from the Isl1+ heart progenitors, a direct demonstration in human hearts via clonal assays was found difficult due to inefficient differentiation of the Isl1+ progenitors toward the endothelial lineage.
A direct demonstration that GABAergic signaling is a crucial brake limiting visual cortex plasticity was derived from the observation that a pharmacological decrease of inhibitory transmission effectively restores ocular dominance plasticity in adulthood [ 62].
Calculations derived from the C.B.O.
(The titles were derived from the scores).
Modern Korean derived from the ancient Sillan.
The technology utilizes cells derived from the cochlea of mice.
