Although some of the intermediates may be redundant, the possible number of distinctive intermediates may still be large.
There are a total of three distinctive intermediates, 1011*, ***10 and **110, where * represents a site that is not the ancestor of the corresponding site of sequence j, so that its allele type is not of interest.
Identification of distinctive roles for intermediate- and high-affinity LFA-1 in T lymphocyte migration provides a biological function for two active conformations of this integrin for the first time.
The plasma nitrided AISI 1045 steel exhibited three distinctive wear regimes, with an intermediate stage characterised by a low cavitation erosion rate (2.0 mg h− 1) between the incubation period (first regime) and accelerated stage (third regime); this intermediate regime could be associated with the wear of the nitrided layer.
Therefore, by varying the salt concentration in the sucrose cushion, we might have captured the 30S assembly intermediates at two distinctive stages.
Three distinctive flow intervals were also identified: early, intermediate, and late time imbibition.
Positive correlations (r > 0.65) were determined between free sugars along with amino acids, organic acids, sugar-alcohols, and phosphate intermediates, indicating cooperative regulation of distinctive metabolic pathways.
We propose to name this new family Mesoniviridae, where meso is derived from the Greek word "mesos" (in English "middle" or "in the middle") and refers to a key distinctive characteristic of these viruses, namely their intermediate-sized genomes.
Older crows manufactured tools of distinctive shape, with pronounced shaft curvature and hooks of intermediate depth.
It clearly shows two distinctive groups of dI/dV values, corresponding to the AP (intermediate field values) and P (high field values) magnetization configurations [5].
