Unlike venoms of Southeast Asian Naja sp. that mainly comprise neurotoxins, PLA2s and cytotoxins, MOh venom contains a higher degree of toxin complexity predominated with neurotoxins and SVMPs, in addition to appreciable amounts of CRISP, LAAO, CVFs, vespryn, PLA2 and NGF.
As can be seen in Fig. 5, in addition to reflection, appreciable losses (10 15 %) are observed in the wavelength range λ > 500 550 nm caused by absorption in SnO2 F and greater losses (15 35 %) in the case of ITO.
Nearly all solid tumors in adults carry, in addition to driver mutations, appreciable numbers of mutations which do not confer a growth advantage; non-small-cell-lung-cancers are especially rich in these passenger mutations because of exposure to carcinogens [ 2] before and during tumor cell development.
In addition to noise from railways, appreciable vibration which can cause nuisance is often felt in the vicinity of railway lines.
But in addition to diversity among species, there is often appreciable variation in pigmentation within species.
In addition to other organs, X-Gal staining was appreciable in the central nervous system and in the developing muscles and matched RhoE immunoreactivity (IR) (Figure 1D).
60 This may justify the recommendation to follow male carriers with mammography in addition to exam, especially in the presence of appreciable breast volume.
However, we do not think that any differences in eczema between the LISA and KOALA study affected the results to an appreciable extent, since we conducted, in addition to unadjusted analyses, also analyses adjusted for study cohort.
In order to achieve the appreciable damping, the series capacitor is suggested in addition to the power system stabilizer.
As Neoplatonist philosophy waned, in addition to the Galenic medical tradition of which Israeli was a part, the appreciable influence of Isaac Israeli diminished as well.
For example, it has now been realized that, in addition to the diurnal and semidiurnal tides, the terdiurnal migrating tide plays an appreciable role in the sporadic E formation (Fytterer et al. 2014).
