Sentence examples for in gss from inspiring English sources

A key feature available in GSS is anonymous interaction of group members.

The study also seems to contradict others that have found the misfolded prion PrPSc in GSS patients.

Those features provide a good tunability of spin-polarized couplings and tunneling patterns in GSs for spintronic applications.

The first-cycle coulombic efficiency and capacity retention of NG were much bigger than those of GSs and EG. The notable capacity fading observed in GSs and EG may be ascribed to the disorder-induced structure instability.

The larger voltage hysteresis in GS and EG electrodes was not only related to the surface functional groups, but also to the active defects in GSs and EG, which results in greater hindrance and higher overvoltage during lithium extraction from electrode.

We provide evidence in the results section that taking the mothers' country of birth instead does not alter the results (this changes the origin of individuals who have both parents born abroad in different countries: 8 per cent in HILDA and 39percentnt in GSS). 10 Lebanon, Sri Lanka and Papua New Guinea are dropped from the HILDA sample, since no data are available for these countries in the WVS.

Furthermore, these results indicate that the anti-Bax function is also disrupted in GSS-associated PrP mutants and is not associated with the difference between CJD and GSS.

In conclusion, we have excluded the possibility that the retention of PrP's anti-Bax function in GSS-associated mutants could be responsible for the longer duration of GSS disease relative to CJD.

In general di-nucleotide SSRs of all repeat lengths are more common in GSSs and tri-nucleotide SSRs are common in the ESTs [ 22, 23, 56, 57].

They also found that tri-nucleotide SSRs were more common in ESTs, while di-nucleotide SSRs were more dominant in GSSs.

Our analysis of microsatellites present in the ESTs and in GSSs shows that longer TC repeats are very rare in both transcribed and non-transcribed DNA, being present in c. 0.1% of ESTs, and c. 0.2% of genome survey sequences.