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The true value is therefore contained in the 1-σ confidence interval, and the mean value is accurate to within less than 1° of the true value.

Under our conditions on the existence of A as above, each one-dimensional Fatou component of (f_{t_0}) is therefore contained, or in the boundary, of a two-dimensional Fatou component of F. Lilov [4] proved that in the superattracting case all Fatou components in (Atimes mathbb C) are eventually mapped onto one of these fattened pre-periodic Fatou components.

ER-specific targeting information is therefore contained within the AtGCSI luminal domain, between the Pro 91 and Cys150.

This paper is therefore likely to contain subsyndromal patients.

For the purposes of enhancing the possibility in quantitative risk assessment and promoting the safety management level in Shanghai metro, an adaptable metro operation incident database (MOID) is therefore presented for containing details of all incidents that have occurred in metro operation.

This promoter fragment stretches 641 nucleotides upstream of the cycC coding sequence to the terminus of the neighbouring gene, and is therefore likely to contain all the elements required for correctly regulated cycC expression.

As discussed, this is unlikely to be associated with changes in the S domain as this region is one of the most conserved regions of the norovirus capsid and it is not exposed and is therefore unlikely to contain immunologically relevant epitopes.

Serum immerses most tissues in the body and is therefore likely to contain cell-derived proteins that can provide dynamic information about various biological processes.

The complement of conserved genes we have reported here is therefore likely to contain key factors fulfilling important functions during spermatogenesis that have been maintained throughout evolution and deserve special attention.

GR3 is therefore a negative control which contains Sap2 secretion signals but lacks the target N-glycosylation site.

This claim he also bases on observation: "whoever shall attend to his ideas, whether of sense or reflection, will not perceive in them any power or activity; there is therefore no such thing contained in them.