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Thus the inducibility of HIPV emission, which ensures association with herbivore feeding, is likely essential for HIPV function, but it is difficult to engineer (Kos et al., 2009).

This indicates that adverse respiratory effects do occur with air pollution exposure, but to ensure associations with persistent asthma, the results must be confirmed when the children are older.

Hydrophobic residues within TMD1 and TMD2 then ensure stable association with the ER membrane.

Therefore, it would seem that Clp proteases may rely on forming complexes with AAA+ modules to ensure their association with diverse processes.

It seems instead that plant TA protein targeting signals have acquired additional information that ensures higher fidelity association with the correct organelle [17], [18].

This indicates that PACER ensures low p50 association with the COX-2 promoter during activation of the gene.

All study samples will be anonymised, being identified only by the patient study code, in order to ensure that the association with personal data is not possible.

Following model simplification, each term was reinserted into the minimum adequate model (MAM) in turn and compared with the MAM using AIC comparisons to ensure lack of association with the response variable.

Differences between giantin and other golgins include the following: giantin is the highest molecular weight Golgi protein and contains a greater number of coiled-coil domain units than other golgins (Fig. 3b); and only giantin possesses a transmembrane domain, which may ensure its tight association with the Golgi complex.

With the introduction of next generation sequencing technologies it should become possible to analyse the genes in a thorough manner but much larger sample sizes will be required to ensure power to detect association with rare variants, even if effect sizes are larger.

This relies on HIV's ability to stably insert its genome in the host cell chromosome, thereby ensuring its life-long association with the infected host cell.