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The linear impact of the molecule size on the run time is explained by the constant number of bonds an atom can form as can be obtained from a theoretical analysis of backtracking algorithms for subgraph isomorphism [40, 41]. Figure 10 Molecule size experiment patterns.

This could be explained by the constant flow of IgG2 over the immobilized receptors in the case of surface plasmon resonance, in contrast to ELISA where IgG2 is allowed to aggregate and interact with the receptor.

This might be explained by the constant exposure of PPLP2 parasites to blasticidin, which is known to stimulate gametocyte production (Regev-Rudzki et al., 2013).

The glucose-dependent expression of DEFB1 and CAMP has a biological relevance because they show constitutive skin expression, probably explained by the constant supply of glucose through blood in a nonstarved state and/or normal internalization of glucose in a nondiabetic host.

The insensitivity of associative pathway was explained by the relatively constant nature of the ion cloud around the DNA over a wide range of salt concentrations, and the supposition that associative transfers do not lead to net ion displacement.

The lack of a growth phenotype for glycogen synthesis-deficient C. glutamicum strains might be explained by the nearly constant and more or less optimal conditions in the course of the cultivations (i.e., shake flask experiments using well pH-buffered CgC minimal medium or pH-, pO2- and temperature-controlled batch-fermentations in small bioreactors).

Known disease sequelae in chronic inflammatory conditions can be explained by this constant activation of the SNS and HPA axis and the resultant catabolic state, like cachexia, high blood pressure, insulin resistance, and so on [ 93, 102].

The fact that the velocity difference is mainly in the zonal direction indicates that if it is explained by waves, the constant phase lines should be predominantly in the north south direction.

Though fluctuating, the persistent decline (Figs. 1a and 1b) of ionized calcium that was observed in our trial could be explained by the fact that, the constant infusion rate of the homogeneous EDTA solution chelated calcium at a rate exceeding the amount replaced through mobilization.

However, the higher density for the 0.5 vol.% sample can be explained by the observed higher dielectric constant in the present work.