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The selectivity of individual enzymes is dictated by additional motifs that surround the DSBH core.

Thus, this conserved hydrophobic face may contribute universally to E. histolytica Rho/effector interfaces, while specificity is likely dictated by additional interactions.

When encountering values that are within the gray zone (for example, PPV 9 to 13%), decisions about fluid administration should be dictated by additional tools and by the risk-benefit ratio of fluid administration at that moment [ 46].

We then calculated the amount of PEG needed to cover all nanoparticles with a single monolayer of four typical PEG samples (APEG 400, 600, 6,000, and 20,000) occupying areas dictated by their Rh (Additional file 1: Tables S1 and S2).

Here, cluster size and geometry are dictated by introducing an additional kind of particle with smaller diameter σglue < σ.

Previous investigations on cells with elevated c- myc levels have indicated that the choice between apoptosis or cell proliferation is often dictated by the presence of additional signals capable of promoting or preventing apoptosis (Bissonnette et al, 1992; Fanidi et al, 1992).

Clinical and genomic evidence suggests that the metastatic potential of a primary tumor may be dictated by prometastatic events that have additional oncogenic capability.

The continuing overturn requires that a large volume of water be cooled to a new ice point dictated by the salinity increase before additional ice forms.

Findings from previous studies suggest that fluid intake during exercise exceeding that dictated by thirst may not provide additional performance benefits [80].

There will be 220 consecutive patients randomized to receive care in either group (early physical therapy or usual care only) for the first 4 weeks, and these patients will then be allowed to receive any additional care dictated by their primary care provider for the following year.

As Milanovic notes, an astounding 60 percent of a person's income is determined merely by where she was born (and an additional 20 percent is dictated by how rich her parents were).