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If optimized in water, such a polar compound would benefit from favorable interactions with the solvent environment and its conformers would extend to maximize the polar interactions, resulting in a conformer pool with members likely dissimilar from the bioactive conformer.

The TB-contained P3 is most likely dissimilar in conformation to the P3 associated with the virus particle, and has been suggested to play a role in TB structure and maintenance, but any details are yet unknown (Drucker et al., 2002; Hoh et al., 2010).

The challenges in the red cluster were likely reasonably dissimilar to the other substances in the machine learning training sets, as the combinatorial fragmenters outperformed the CSI approaches clearly in this cluster.

At its core, the relative dearth of female leadership is likely not dissimilar from the rest of corporate America.

The first post was likely not dissimilar to some others have come across, regarding the selfishness of suicide.

The increase in synaptic transmission we observed was not long lasting, returning to baseline within ∼1 hour, and therefore is likely mechanistically dissimilar from LTP. Short-lived decreases in synaptic efficacy caused by dopamine, cocaine, and amphetamine have been observed in the nucleus accumbens [78].

False linkages would likely have dissimilar injury characteristics, artificially lowering coding agreement.

In such conditions, it is likely to have dissimilar output powers for individual and identical wind turbines.

These different channels are likely to have dissimilar effects between agents who have some room to adjust savings or labor supply and those who do not, as argued earlier by Hairault and Langot (2008) and Song (2011).

From these three theories, social influence has already found its way into the generative models presented in Section 5, the other two are presented here as a reminder of open research challenges to be addressed in Section 7. "Birds of a feather flock together" is a proverb that captures the principle of homophily: the contact between similar people is more likely than among dissimilar ones [16].

Third, in addition to regulation by HIF, CA9 and VEGF most likely have other dissimilar mechanisms of regulation.