All these examples exhibit a concessive meaning and some measure of unexpectedness.
Compounds in the selectivity group represent literature examples where the ratio of binding (selectivity coefficient) between prothrombin and trypsin has been measured; 99 of the 254 selectivity group examples exhibit a selectivity ratio of less than ten indicating that ligands commonly bind to both protein targets.
The interaction obtained for intended tempo*speaker becomes evident in Figure 6: whereas speaker 4, for example, exhibited a trend of increasing amplitudes the faster he speaks (except for the very fast condition), speaker 11 performed conversely: the faster his speech, the lower the accent command amplitudes.
Position 2 for example, exhibited a strong preference for a methionine residue whereas position 7 showed a very strong preference for positively charged residues (lysine or arginine).
Cells in the ventral jaw region of the embryo, for example, exhibited a corrugated pattern of labeling, with DIFO-488-labeled glycans concentrated in peaks that extended outward from the ventral surface; DIFO-555-labeled glycans were concentrated in troughs located more dorsally.
The flagellates, for example, exhibit a longitudinal, or mirror-image, type of fission (symmetrogenic fission).
The method was found to have the potential for significant cost reductions compared to a heuristic design, with the example exhibiting a cost saving of over 50% and a reduction in CO2 associated with process heating of almost 60%, though the magnitude of these savings is highly dependent on the specific example to which it is applied.
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The α2 subunit, for example, exhibits a complex pattern of alternative splicing, with distinct promoter regions for the alternative mRNA isoforms.
Winter months, for example, exhibit a higher frequency of unfavourable cardiovascular events, such as acute myocardial infarction and sudden cardiac death [ 2- 4], aortic rupture or dissection [ 5, 6], stroke [ 7], and venous thromboembolism [ 8, 9].
