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The metabolomic profiles revealed some exposure-dependent changes in the amount of several maize metabolites, such as carbohydrates, amino acids, tricarboxylic acid cycle intermediates, and fatty acids, which were included in a diagram of biosynthetic pathways [35].

The attainable region approach that has previously been used in the design of chemical reactor networks and separation systems is applied to the above-mentioned alternatives for crystallization processes in order to identify attainable regions in a diagram of mean product particle size vs. total process residence time.

These networks were represented by a picture of a specific modus operandi, with every involved protein listed at the side rather than in a diagram of the enzymatic reactions.

The mutated residues and the closest tRNA functional groups are highlighted in a diagram of the interface in Figure 1.

Associations between socioeconomic factors and all cause mortality were analysed in survival models, and confounders and mediators were identified in a diagram of hypothesised causal relations.

We summarised the resulting analysis of this step in a diagram of the causal pathways, which was validated through discussion with the programme partners during the fieldwork and analysis phase.

The impact of the net charge per residue on the conformational properties of IDRs can be summarized in a diagram-of-states, which generalizes the original charge-hydropathy plot.

The participants were asked to shade in on a diagram of a blank body manikin any aches or pains lasting for 1 day or more in the previous month.

The show makes its point through a variety of media but particularly video, such as Caspar Heinemann's 2015 Fragment, where the artist uses Apple's Photobooth custom background option to place themself in front of a diagram of an octopus mating, as they describe a disagreement in a Wetherspoons pub over a stranger demanding to know their gender.

Standing in front of a diagram of the history of the universe, Dr. Greene says that just as we think of all of space being out there, "we should think of all of time as being out there".

In Paradise Bar, a diagram of bamboo stools and cane trellises bearing fake vines, the whole space – the whole picture – is painted a pervasive infrared; a darkroom awaiting some development.