Interchanging GH13 reaction specificities Interchangeable reaction specificities of various GH13 members, as shown by mutagenesis studies, also suggest that CGTases evolved from "intermediate multi-specific" enzymes similar to that of neopullulanase or maltogenic amylase.
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Considering the fact that the oncogenic and the tumor-suppressing process are interchangeable in specific cases [29], the above exceptions are reasonable and acceptable.
General guidelines for CT-based transmission imaging for SPECT are listed in Table 1 [ 44].> For attenuation correction of perfusion SPECT studies, separate CT scans should be performed for the rest and stress MPI studies, even if recent studies demonstrate that the CT transmission scans are interchangeable in specific clinical settings [ 45].
Worzel was a scarecrow with interchangeable heads for specific activities such as thinking, dancing or working.
These affects are interlinked, but the sequence and timing is interchangeable and compound specific.
Similarly, Wzc proteins from the E. coli K12 and K30 strains are also not interchangeable because of specific interactions between each Wzc proteins and their cognate capsule assembly complex [47].
However, the extent to which podocyte proteins or their fragments are lost in the urine and the identities of any specific interchangeable regulatory factors are not yet known.
"Amongst these are many jewelry creations that can be worn in different ways, such as a brooch that can be placed on the shoulder or even in the hair, giving different options to accessorize," Ms. Choisne said in an e-mail, noting that all the nine "chapters" of the collection have pieces that have "interchangeable wearing options or specific technical aspects that bring movement to the creations".
Moreover, we did not regard the effects of countries as interchangeable, because, given the specific characteristics of education and instruction within countries; we argue that the effects of competences in mathematics and science on problem solving have their own distinct interpretation in each country (Snijders and Bosker [2012]).
Are all these terms interchangeable, or do they have specific meanings?
