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Pathological and genetic analyses have indicated two features in HCC recurrence: multicentric occurrence of new tumours (MO) and intrahepatic metastasis of the original tumour (im) (Tsuda et al, 1992; Matsumoto et al, 2001).

Whilst many of these studies do not report the physical mapping of transcriptional start and stop sites, they do generally indicate two features of the P. falciparum transcript that seem at odds with the available EST data.

It indicates four features of delirium: (a) acute onset of mental status changes or a fluctuating course, (b) inattention, (c) disorganized thinking, and (d) altered level of consciousness.

Statistical studies of rainfed maize yields in the United States and elsewhere have indicated two clear features: a strong negative yield response to accumulation of temperatures above 30 °C (or extreme degree days (EDD)), and a relatively weak response to seasonal rainfall.

Standardized coefficients indicated two primary features in the model; the first one linking Formal information and hand hygiene and a second linking Informal information and Social distancing (Figure 2).

Construction of this pharmacophore indicated four hydrophobic features and a hydrogen bond acceptor feature.

The fluorescence microscopic features also indicated two stages of hydrocarbon accumulation.

The results indicate two important features of H4K16: 1) it is the first button to anchor the H4 tail on the adjacent nucleosome; and 2) it is the only acetylation site interacting with the acidic patch.

Moreover, comparisons with conventional methods indicate two further superior features of this new circulation system: mud and mud components stabilize more completely; and laboratory muds thus produced more accurately represent good field muds produced after extended high temperature drilling (Reece 1975).

Behavioral research indicates four salient features of insightful problem solving: (i) mental impasse, followed by (ii) restructuring of the problem representation, which leads to (iii) a deeper understanding of the problem, and finally culminates in (iv) an "Aha!" feeling of suddenness and obviousness of the solution.

The absence of an EPP feature indicates two situations: (i) a high C heading a finite island complement projects a weak phase (a possible exit but it is defective); and (ii) a vP-layer complementizer heads a non-phase phrase (an intransitive vP that is insensitive to extraction operations).