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In particular, point mutation of two Phenylalanine residues to Leucine (F147L and F149L) in RNP-2 of RRM1 disrupts TDP-43 interaction with RNA, hence describing its importance in RNA recognition [3], [41].

Hence, describing the method used during the georeferencing process and the estimated precision of the derived point are essential.

These graphs are quite large and difficult to visualize; however, by analysing their spectra (Cvetkovic et al., 1995 ▶) we can study in some detail their topology, hence describing the intersection and the subgroups shared by different representations.

In accordance with the ICF, the above mentioned tests pertain to the domains of body function and structure, activity and participation, hence describing not only important aspects of a subject's knee function, but also the consequences for the individual.

In order to assess what would be the outcome of a similar analysis but fixing some predetermined interoccasion variability, we added an additional variance term in the error model, which we set as a multiplicative (lognormal) error with CV = 25%, hence describing an additional 25% variability of urinary cadmium concentrations within subjects.

Stefan models are valid for the high supersaturation case and hence describe the growth stage.

The probability for finding the ion at x i is hence described by left|Psi_{i} (x_{i})right|^{2} = frac{1}{sigma_{i}sqrt{2pi}}e^{-frac{1}{2}(frac{x_{i}}{sigma_{i}})^{2}}text.

This model is totally different from the analytical form of polynomial-basis response surfaces which cannot hence describe correctly the nodal displacement field of truss structures.

The classical film scientist is hence described as being driven by "paranoia, delusions of grandeur, obsessive behaviour", which finally makes him appear as the only responsible for what he has invented and developed (Haynes 2003, p. 252).

This result is based on the assumption that each transform coefficient is compressed by a rate-distortion (RD) optimal WZ quantizer and hence describes the optimal performance theoretically attainable (OPTA) in Gaussian WZ-TC.

This was the first use of Fourier analysis to describe random noise and hence described it in terms of a spread of frequencies.