This type of activity is structured and has intense linkages with other dimensions.
However, despite intense efforts, no linkage regions were unambiguously replicated, even after meta-analysis of 37 studies (including ~ 31,000 individuals) [ 28], demonstrating the limitations of the linkage approach.
The main features of UDD (Fig. 5a) correspond to existing quite intense peaks of carbohydrate linkages in the region of 1717 cm−1.
Thus, a more intense signal on the K48 linkage blot for N80Q UbcM2 as compared to the K63 linkage blot does not indicate that this mutant is better at building K48-linked chains than K63-linked chains.
This finding confirms that the composting process promoted an intense alteration of the intermolecular linkages among the organic components of the thermoplastic blend, thus allowing the progressive decomposition of simple constituents.
But if Mr. Felber refuses the near-universal refusal of the literary to engage with the scientific, he also refuses the intense and sometimes daunting kind of linkage practiced, notably, by the novelist Richard Powers.
The dye intercalates into DNA and forms a covalent linkage upon exposure to intense visible light.
Instead, there was quite intense peaks of acid C = O linkages in the region of 1,717 cm−1; it indicated the presence of carboxyl groups.
The more intense colors mark chromosomal regions with comparatively high linkage statistics and the spectrum encodes the allelic effect.
The metal-to-sulphur linkages also manifest themselves by the intense positive and negative circular dichroism (CD) bands associated with the absorption envelopes.
Moreover, the heat-map illustrates a weak linkage among the three conditions, with the most intense transcriptional response at 48 h.
