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Taken together, these data show that the CK8 cell population is strictly derived from the NP and that our staining procedure is optimal for the detection of this intermediate filament protein.

Asymptotic stability and convergence of this controller are strictly derived from Lyapunov stability theory.

Noticeably, di-OH-BDEs and dibenzo- p-dioxins as products were absent from the initial characterization of the bmp pathway in which polybrominated phenolic products were strictly derived from 1.

The formulas of this polarization-insensitive system were strictly derived.

Furthermore, CB4856s insensitivity is highly recessive to N2's sensitivity, so QX217's dominant insensitivity is not strictly derived from CB4856.

The last two fragilisers are not strictly derived from Taleb, but are rather inspired by Jared Diamond's fascinating book "Collapse" (Diamond 2005) on "how societies choose to fail or succeed".

Small molecules generally have molecular weights less than 1500 Da, but it should be noted that BSMs are further distinguished from larger biomolecules such as proteins and nucleic acids in that they are not strictly derived from a small number of known building blocks.

It is clear that the possibility of controlling the clonotypic expansion strictly derives from the knowledge of the three-dimensional structure of the complex of TCR with the putative antigen.

On the other hand, only minimal gains are to be derived from the use of strictly peripherally segmented liners.

Another way to test for strict inheritance is to look for spontaneous variations in cell morphology and then ask whether the altered shape is strictly maintained in lineages derived from the abnormal cell.

This is what civilization is derived from".