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An intermediate example is shown in Figure 10, in which a 0.5 μs shaping time provides an energy resolution of 200 eV fwhm with a silicon drift detector.
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For the intermediate case, the example presented in the previous section illustrates the result quality.
A primary feature implicit in PathFinder (that distinguishes it from previous efforts) is the allowance of non-physically feasible intermediate states for example, shared resources while converging to a physically feasible final state.
A possible solution to this apparent paradox is that our biochemical results reveal an interaction that occurs only transiently in vivo, either because of a conformational equilibrium biased towards complexes with separated heads and hinge, or because the interaction occurs only as an intermediate, for example, during cohesin loading onto chromosomes.
If subunit exchange bypassed monomeric intermediates, for example, by proceeding through a dimeric intermediate, the kex rates for the five tetramers would be expected to differ on the basis of the distribution of the intermediate(s).
The "critical intermediates" (for example, as in Figure 10C) could be the main AD targets.
Therefore, equilibration of sulfoxides and/or reaction intermediates, for example, oxodisulfonium ion 27, would have to compete with reaction quenching by diphenylsulfide under kinetic control.
Although vimentin is distinctly a part of the myoepithelial phenotype as already described, its presence in human carcinoma cells has mainly been attributed to a direct EMT without myoepithelial intermediates (for example, see [ 19]).
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