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Beginning hypoxia (≤ 2.0 ml l- 1 DO) elicited escape patterns such as increased horizontal and vertical locomotion.

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Ions above the planetary exobase are accelerated to energies exceeding the escape energy by the Lorentz force and, therefore, it can be expected that global asymmetries seen in the Martian and Venusian electromagnetic field (c.f. Fig. 1) result in asymmetric ion escape patterns.

Secondly, all associations, regardless of proximity to known epitopes, are displayed on a single map so that escape patterns in a protein can be visualized globally.

Due to the extensive diversity of both HLA and HIV, the identification of mutational escape patterns requires large, well-powered datasets; thus, additional data are needed in order to refine existing escape maps.

Indeed, Carlson et al. [27] demonstrated that the codon covariation analysis accurately re-capitulates known pathways of B*57 and B*27-associated escape in Gag [35], [36], [60], supporting the use of this tool for the identification of secondary escape patterns for additional HLA-associated escape mutations.

To facilitate the design and the alteration works for a station, the crowding and passenger movement pattern, especially the escape pattern in case of fire, should be studied.

In view of the complexity of modern buildings, it is difficult to model the escape pattern of the occupants by simple calculations.

The large size of the ion gyroradius results in an asymmetric ion escape pattern for heavy planetary ions at Venus (Section 3.2) and the same is also true at Mars (see, for example, Kallio et al., 2010).

Recently, more general interest in how the different m/q ratio of planetary ions affects the escape pattern has, however, arisen due to the ASPERA-4 H+ and O+ observations at Venus (Barabash et al., 2007).

An example of this may be an escape pattern where a primary mutation is first selected in context of a specific HLA allele, followed by a compensatory mutation at a secondary site [24], [35], [36].