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Fig. 3 An indication of key source of finance for Vietnamese entrepreneurs.
The data in Fig. 3 provide an initial indication of key physiological parameters in young adult ACA-treated mice.
The detection of modular structures provides additional insight into how a regulatory network works and thus gives clear indication of key protein species and key reactions in a cascade, which finds wide applications in the drug design and synthetic biology [ 44].
Furthermore, the detailed analysis of the ROC curve may give us indications of key triaging points for prioritizing the mammogram reading.
While we specifically describe in the captions which exon contains the variant and relate this to the exon number, we agree that graphical indications of key figure elements within IGV screenshots could improve the clarity.
Although in vitro data provide an indication of the key components that should be built into a model, clinical data are also a source of information.
Mice lacking A20 are born at normal Mendelian ratios but die shortly after birth due to massive multi-organ inflammation, which is an indication of a key role for A20 in homeostasis of the host [ 64].
Further indication of the key role played by DSBs in establishing COH-3/4-dependent SCC came from analysis of pachytene nuclei in rec-8 single and coh-4 coh-3 double mutants that were also defective in the ATM/ATR signaling cascade.
An unpublished pilot study conducted in one locality in the region in 2006 2007 provided preliminary indications of possible key themes that may emerge in further research.
Notwithstanding these limitations, this study provides us with the first experiences of engaging with mental health services from both the perspectives of young voice hearers and their parents; and therefore provides important indications of the key challenges experienced by these families in accessing support.
Stroop A is the sum of all four tasks; Stroop B is the sum of the first two tasks and an indication of performance in key lower-level skills (i.e., reading, naming).
