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The peptide (FGFGLLNAK) with two labeling sites exhibited observed mass shifts of +56.1 Da (light) and +64.2 Da (intermediate), and the peptide (YTDDWFNSHGTR) with only one labeling site exhibited mass shifts of +28.2 Da (light) and +32.2 Da (intermediate).

This study confirms the ability of a syndromic system based on hospital emergency activity to detect the health impact of a heat wave, since more than 90% of hot days on National Heat Wave Plan alert exhibited observed values for syndrome incidence that were higher than expected.

The individuals exhibit observed growth rates of 5 and −2 mm/year with model predicted growth rates of 2.3 and 1.3 mm/year, respectively.

The spell was truly broken when the daily hoards began to filter into the space - to these casual visitors we must have appeared as baffling as any of the Turbine Hall's usual exhibits, observed in our languor as we had been observing John in his.

The exhibit observes the 13th anniversary of the 100-day slaughter in Rwanda of 800,000 Tutsis by Hutus.

Only two minerals exhibit readily observed magnetism: magnetite (Fe3O4), which is strongly attracted to a hand magnet, and pyrrhotite (Fe1 − xS), which typically shows a weaker magnetic reaction.

The results obtained for various co-flow temperatures and velocities show that both auto-ignition times and lift-off heights are predicted correctly and exhibit trends observed experimentally.

The 35S AtSOFL1 and 35S AtSOFL2 transgenic plants also exhibit phenotypes observed for mutants overexpressing plant ipt genes.

Although 69.2% of axons observed exhibited the phenotype of truncation in pnpla6 morphants, only 31.3% exhibited the phenotype in control embryos (Fig. 3J).

The scalogram exhibited the previously observed result: the presence of higher frequency components during labor than during pregnancy.

The hybrid vigour exhibited by cladocerans observed by Ebert et al. [ 7] is in agreement with the results of the present study for the compound measure of fitness.