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This may be explained by the observations reported in the accompanying paper which shows homology between the envelope gene region of HTLV and the region of an HLA-B locus gene which codes for the extracellular portion of a class I histocompatibility antigen.
Similarly, the sparseness of markers on the short arm of SBI-06 could also be explained by the observations of [ 33] that this chromosome arm showed a relatively low rate of recombination compared to other regions of euchromatin (~2.3 Mbp/cM vs. the overall average of ~0.25 Mbp/cM).
One possible mechanism linking post-translational modification, transcription, and CENP-A localization to centromeres could be explained by the observations that RNA polymerase II together with its associated transcription factors are localized to centromeres and these active proteins increase α-satellite transcripts (Chan et al. 2011).
Differences in water adsorption for the protonated form may be explained by the observation that carboxylic acids are weak acids with limited dissociation, whereas the stronger sulfate acid groups facilitate a more complete dissociation.
This is explained by the observation that the sum (sum _{n} langle B_{n} rangle ) is identical for the three export schemes as discussed above.
In the study, a smaller error in the maxilla compared to the mandible was explained by the observation that the maxillary surgical template was broadly supported by the teeth and palate mucous membranes.
The worst performance of the LLR with the selected DCT features can be explained by the observation that the patches defined in the DCT space correspond to high and low-frequency components of the images.
The temperature distribution in an Ag-water nanofluid is higher than that in a Cu-water nanofluid and this is explained by the observation that the thermal conductivity of silver is higher than that of copper.
This can be explained by the observation that the SNR estimator uses the interfering speaker as target, such that the SBB attempts to enhance this interfering speaker, reducing the iSNR.
This relatively low sensitivity can be explained by the observation that carriers spend the majority of their time with non-driving activities (parking, fetching and delivering the parcel), since distances in the city centre are rather short.
