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Furthermore, as described above, because the vertebrate pathogens have highly reduced genomes, many Chlamydiae genes that are shared uniquely by UWE25 and Plantae (19 genes) may simply be cases of widespread gene loss in other endoparasites, giving the misleading impression of a specific relationship between UWE25 and algae/plants.

The retrospective clonal analysis employed a cardiomyocyte-specific promoter, so an early labeling event (in the epiblast for example) that would contribute broadly throughout the embryo would only be visualized in the heart, giving the impression of a specific common progenitor cell.

Instead, the work of John Hughes and his contemporaries immerse me in aesthetic impressions of a specific time and place.

We showed undergraduate psychology students photographs (Experiments 1 and 2) or 3D objects (Experiment 3) where a single surface was visible and asked for their impression of how a specific region extended into the object.

Audience Lenses let advertisers buy a guaranteed number of Lens impressions for a specific audience.

that had suggested a diagnosis of UC were often mild, so much so as to give the overall impression of a chronic non-specific indeterminate colitis although clearly favouring UC over CD.

In this investigation MST parameters were embedded in a multiparametric data set to relate MST to other measures of water quality and more specifically with total fecal pollution to get an impression of the role of a specific source group in the contamination of a water resource.

Studies on flowers all over the world strengthened the impression of a narrow and highly specific nectarivorous yeast community [ 16- 18], which may consist up to 85% of fast growing ascomycetous specialists [ 19], adapted to sugar rich, temporally and spatially fragmented nectar environments.

Finally, a brief impression is given of the impact of a specific set of policy measures on the market penetration of electric vehicles in Germany until 2030.

The HAQ is one of the standard domain specific quality of life instruments in rheumatology that gives a detailed impression of specific functional impairments adding to the burden of disease [10],[10].

The majority of the faking research is cross-sectional, and participants receive instructions either to answer honestly ("honest conditions") or to make a good impression or to make a specific impression of themselves ("faking conditions") (Shoss and Strube 2011; Tett et al. 2012; Topping and O'Gorman 1997).