Interestingly, our data indicated that a multiplicity of OPs in the human body is associated with increased DNA methylation aberrancies in sperm, compared to exposure to few OPs.
Twenty-four hours after transfection, cells were infected with WT or mutant HSV-1 as indicated at a multiplicity of infection (moi) of 10.
This might indicate that the multiplicity of HRDC domains can represent one specialized way to exert specificity in RecQ activities (Killoran et al., 2009).
Weaker interactions between Mu and the acceptor site are suggested by inspection of these trajectories that indicate that Mu adopts a multiplicity of transient poses in the active site of TcTS, for example, making bimolecular contacts with residues Tyr119, Trp312, and Ser122.
Genes similar to those of X. tropicalis have been identified in X. laevis, indicating that the multiplicity of ADH forms was present prior to the divergence of the two species.
The multiplicity and synonymous genomic locations of many of the unique DNAs indicate that multiple HGT events have occurred, and that homologous recombination most likely played a role in many of the integration events.
These findings indicate that "visual" adaptation actually involves a multiplicity of processes.
Consistent with important complementary and overlapping functions, combined antagonism of these integrins provided superior inhibition of angiogenesis in skin, indicating that multiplicity of integrin involvement should be considered in designing strategies for controlling neovascularization.
By this method, the editor hoped to indicate that character could be created in a multiplicity of ways, more or less conventional, more or less obvious.
Multivariate analysis using image measurements indicated a multiplicity of factors, rather than a unique set of factors, that were associated with outcome(s).
