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Whereas the representationalist approach is mainly anchored in analytic philosophy, the sensorimotor approach is mainly anchored in the phenomenological tradition.

After oxidization process, both the I D/I G values of PCHO and PCNC decreased slightly, indicating that the oxygen-containing groups mainly anchored on the defects of the PCAC and the sp2 carbon plane was not damaged.

While CYPs of eukaryotes are mainly anchored in the endoplasmic reticulum, some are also found in mitochondrial membranes.

In this paper, the bolt- and cable-supported structures mainly refer to anchored cables, anchored bolts, soil nails and other commonly used reinforcing and supporting structures in geotechnical engineering, as well as reinforced soil structures in permanent works.

In addition, the fusion protein GFP-TCII-OLEO was anchored mainly in the membrane of endoplasmic reticulum of the transfected N1E-115 cells, as previously showed for COS-7 cells [16].

The minus ends part of microtubule are usually anchored mainly at the centrosome [ 42], while the plus ends explore the cytoplasm and interact with cellular structures [ 43, 44].

The story (set in suburban Michigan in 1974 and told mainly in flashbacks) is anchored by the charismatic Lux (Kirsten Dunst), the most daring of the Lisbon sisters, whose golden dreams appear fleetingly onscreen.

Mainly, Koenig's enterprise is anchored by a group of hard-drinking New York men in their thirties, who have been with him more or less from the beginning.

Carrie Wood's playful lighting is anchored in color, mainly pinks and greens, and frequently the stage is stamped with more polygons.

This superior rate performance and high-capacity value offered by NiCo2O4 anchored MWCNTs is mainly due to enhanced electronic and ionic conductivity, which provides a short diffusion path for ions and an easy access of electrolyte flow to nickel cobaltite redox centers besides the high conductivity of MWCNTs.

Most studies have mainly focused on Sdc-1 anchored on the surface of colorectal cancer cells.