LI scores are presented in Fig. 4, showing a right antenna bias at 1 hour after training, no bias at 3 hours after training and a left bias at 6 and 23 hours after training (statistical results in footnote of Figure 4).
Using a signal intensity cutoff of 200 as the minimum, transcript levels in heterocysts plus the phosphoserine phosphatase activity detected in the crude extracts of heterocysts of phototrophic cultures (footnote f of Figure 5) suggest that Gln, Glu, Ser, Gly, Cys, Thr, and Pro are actively produced in heterocysts.
aStudy definitions and measures were defined in footnotes to Figure 1 and Table 1.
For the MD simulations reported here, the unrealistic structures involve base stacking by intercalation or loop formation (see the footnotes of Table 5, Figures 5 and 6, and Figure S18 of the Supporting Information).
A series of models were performed to test differential effects of confounders and mediators (see footnotes of tables and figure for details).
In that context the brief biographical footnotes of the cultural figures who Roth mentions or writes to, provided by the book's translator and editor, Michael Hofmann, who has also translated several of Roth's novels, are unrelievedly poignant.
At 1 2 hours after training, A responses were significantly higher when the right antenna was in use than when the left antenna was in use (results of data analysis in footnote to Figure 1).
The main reasons for exclusions are given in the footnote to Figure 2. The incidence of missing data was by decreasing rank order: 40.6 % (1471/2153) for date of adjuvant therapy, 26.5 % (960/2664) for date of the postoperative appointment, 11.1 % (402/3222) for date of the postoperative MDTM, 8.8 % (319/3305) for the first appointment with the surgeon, and 0.4%% (9/3615) for the date of surgery.
Similarly, we calculated differentiation of CCT8L proteins from a eutherial ancestor rooting their tree with corresponding sets of CCT8 proteins (see footnotes of Table 3 and legend for Figure 2 for species represented in each tree).
That's why the Labor Department warns against using the real-time payroll figures in the footnotes of its monthly release.
