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Disease-associated SNPs from genome-wide association studies were enriched among the nodes with fewer interactions, implying their selection against deleterious interactions by limiting the total number of interactions, a model that we further reconciled using somatic and germline cancer mutation data.

This method can be used to analyze how poison put covenants in the target firm's bonds influence the bidder's costs of debt financing for a leveraged buyout, or investigate how the presence of wealth transfer among the remaining claim holders due to a bond redemption influences the firm's call policy, or further reconcile conflicts among previous empirical studies on call delay phenomena.

Considerably more work will be needed to further reconcile these competing phylogenetic hypotheses.

BKM-react properly deals with multiple protonation states, but does not attempt to merge different tautomeric and stereoisomeric forms, and does not attempt to further reconcile metabolites though reaction context.

To investigate this hypothesis further, we reconciled the species tree with gene trees for the sirtuins, AceCS1/AceCS2, and HMGCS1/HMGCS2.

There are two models for the role of UNG2 in CENP-A assembly, and the evidence presented here supports the possibility that the paradox can be reconciled by further studies.

These alignments were then reconciled and further adjusted by eye to minimize insertion/deletion events.

Given the broad variations in the experimental methods, such differences cannot be reconciled until further studies are performed.

In turn, this could act as a template for how to reconcile further eurozone integration with the interests of all 27 member states, as the banking union develops.

And it reaches back further, trying to reconcile the differences that divided modernist architects from their Art Deco counterparts in the 30's.

The achievement of national unification by military means would have the further advantage of reconciling the bourgeoisie with a strong military.