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Furthermore, the spray source term appearing in the derived C equation is identified to act as scalar fluxes driven by sprays in flamelet structures.
An active 0.6-kb endogenous DNA transposon, nonautonomous DNA-based active rice transposon1 (nDart1), was recently identified to act as a causative fragment.
The free fatty acid receptor FFAR1 (G-protein-coupled-coupled receptor 40) was the first gene product identified to act as an extracellular membrane receptor for FFAs [1].
In contrast, Brn-2 (also known as POU3F2) has been identified to act downstream of Sim1 during anterior hypothalamus development [20], and has been shown to be expressed in rat adult DRN, where it colocalizes with TPH2.
Although various annotated surrogate marker genes were identified as off-targets, a clear association to a specifically upstream-acting kinase was often not possible since too many surrogate markers have been redundantly identified to act downstream of several receptor kinases (Fig. S7).
Several Pto- interacting (Pti) proteins were identified to act in Pto-mediated signal transduction including the protein kinase Pti1 and three transcription factors (Pti4/5/6), respectively [ 5, 6].
The participants reported an increase in their self-estimated ability to identify opportunities to act in a given situation.
An increase in participants' self-reported ability to identify opportunities to act in a given situation was seen immediately afterwards, as well as during follow up.
The liquid droplet was identified to be Si86Tb14, which acted as effective catalyst.
Apart from the continuity of Financial Investments, General Management Competences, Networking competences as well as Entrepreneurial Thinking and Acting were identified to be relevant key drivers for many other interconnected indicators of cluster development.
Several studies have identified their potential to act as tracers of deep fluid migration to the shallow subsurface, but they have yet to be used in a contested situation.
