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Unlike S. cerevisiae, whose tendency to add in high extent mannose moieties at the Golgi compartment led to hyper-glycosylated heterologous proteins, P. pastoris is known to introduce outer sugar chains to a lesser extent (being more appropriate than S. cerevisiae to produce, for example, proteins for crystallization studies) [ 13].

But color variety was not attained in higher extent.

WAG could prevent gas breakthrough due to the creative of water/gas slug and results in higher extent of oxidation reaction in high water cut reservoir.

The target antigen for anti-Jo-1 autoantibodies histidyl tRNA synthetase is ubiquitously expressed, but, interestingly, with higher expression in epithelial cells of lungs compared to other healthy organs, and also in higher extent in regenerating muscle fibres than in differentiated fibres [ 37].

In addition to the serological and immunhistochemical biomarkers discussed here, genetic abnormalities have recently been recognized to influence the prognosis of cancer patients in higher extents than previously assumed.

Chemical modification affects the toxicological profile on the derivatives in a high extent.

Depending on the structure of the DNA substrate, either release of DNA as a separate molecule or relief of supercoiling results in the high extent of product formation.

It is also relevant that the interpolation analyses of haplogroups inside the L pool across the Sahara revealed horizontal gradients, matching in a high extent the known trans-Saharan routes.

CET-Tend seems to be influenced in a high extent from the degree of disease severity classified by GOLD stages more than the inter-individual variation of FEV1 or other specific clinical characteristics compared to 6MWT.

In summary, SASd was considered to have low virulence in humans because the number of reported human cases in Sweden and other countries where this serovar is common in sheep and sheep carcasses is very low, despite the fact that consumers are likely exposed to it in relatively high extent by sheep meat.

P. aeruginosa must be considered a common causative agent in these patients, especially in those with a high extent in their bronchiectasis and receiving frequent antibiotic treatment.