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Mass spectra were also interpreted extensively to provide tentative structural identifications.
It would seem, therefore, that equivalent protection is granted in the USA, although seemingly only insofar as it relates to the doctor-patient relationship, rather than the position of genetic research participants, and, while possible, it is unsure if the legislation would be interpreted extensively enough to include them as well.
Eros is interpreted to be extensively fractured, but it was not disrupted and reaccumulated gravitationally.
Consequently, differentiation has been extensively interpreted in terms of switching between co-existing attractors [55], [56] and regulatory architectures which give rise to multistability have been discussed at length (see [55] and [57], [58] and the references therein).
The overall structure of the Nek8 protein was subsequently interpreted using the extensively studied RCC1-like domains in proteins [ 35, 36] as a model.
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The carbohydrate-binding specificity of various purified galectins has been studied extensively and interpreted in terms of the three-dimensional structures which have been determined for CRDs derived from galectin-1 (Gal1), galectin-2, Gal3, galectin-7, and Gal3ctin-10 (see Leffler et al. 2004 for an overview).
To clarify the extent to which progressive realization within resources could limit the right to health, in 2000 the Social Rights Committee issued a "general comment" that extensively interprets the right to health.
How BMP morphogen gradients are established and interpreted in the target tissues has been extensively studied in Drosophila melanogaster.
Results can be interpreted in terms of corrosion processes going on extensively through pores and cracks in the relatively thick ZRP coatings.
