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As the typical nanomaterials, gold nanoparticles (Au NPs) have the color-tunable property with size, which also can be functionalized with peptides to avoid degradation in order to facilitate to finish quick immunological reaction and display different degree of color for half-quantitative detection [1, 11, 13].
Based on available PWM, cross-species comparison suggests that putative cis-regulatory elements in miRNA promoters display different degree of conservation.
For example, CdTe nanoparticles of different sizes display different degrees of cytotoxicity, due in part to differences in cellular uptake and cell internalization pathways, which are dictated by size [23].
Totipotent and pluripotent cells display different degrees of cellular plasticity.
If impossible worlds display different degrees of logical structure (or lack thereof), it may make sense to order them.
These translations display different degrees of inclusiveness (from integral versions of Aristotle's work to translations of its single books) and literalness (from strict word for word procedures to styles more akin to paraphrase).
For it makes sense to claim that impossible worlds display different degrees of anarchic behavior: Kripkean non-normal worlds for non-normal modal logics, for instance, appear to be logically more structured than fully anarchic Rantala worlds.
Interestingly, not all R mutants were equivalent in surface properties, suggesting that they could display different degrees of cell interaction and virulence which would allow the selection of optimal vaccines.
In these reports, cadmium QDs display different degrees of toxicity, causing a variety of cellular damages at concentrations ranging from 1 nM to 3 μM (Table 1).
Indeed, neighboring cells of the same type undergoing induced senescence can display different degrees of bolus formation and vesiculation (Additional file 1: Figure S6).
Fungal pathogens display different degrees of resistance to the reactive oxygen and nitrogen species used by human cells to counteract infection [ 37].
