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Similar to many other RNA viruses, classical electron microscopy studies provided evidence that VSV exhibits a high viral particle-to-PFU ratio and that individual PFUs are often constituted by aggregates of infectious viral particles (Arstila, 1976; Galasso, 1967).
Individual β-hairpins correspond to previously noted (Islam et al., 1993; Hung et al., 2000) repeats in the TCP domain sequence; the turns of these hairpins are often constituted by a PDG motif explaining the high frequency of proline and glycine residues in this domain.
However, the clonal expansion hypothesis contrasts with most TB outbreaks, which are often found to be constituted of a mixture of genotypes [ 31].
The pH dependence of the active site hydrogen-bonding motif is often intricate, constituting a distinct fingerprint of each complex.
This trio of countries, it is often said, now constitutes Germany's "backyard --much as Mexico and Central America do for the United States.
They also pose a threat to biodiversity, as marginal land is often ecologically valuable, constituting habitat or acting as a watershed (Gressel, 2008).
Setting these parameters is often challenging, and constitutes a bottleneck in many modeling project [ 3, 10].
For binary or time-to-event outcomes with a large sample size, all methods of analysis are acceptable; however, it is often unclear what constitutes a large sample size.
No, says Waldron (and here he follows Catharine MacKinnon's argument about pornography), the speech is the damage: "[T]he harms emphasized in this book are often harms constituted by speech rather than merely caused by speech".
