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These values are mainly corresponding with α ≥ 4.
Moreover, the results indicated that α′ was mainly corresponding to the nanofibers structure, while α crystal was detected in the platelet-like structure.
Calcium containing pigments are of mineral, biogenic, fossil or artificial origin, mainly corresponding to groups of carbonates, sulphates, phosphates, or fluorides [1].
LRA techniques involve local anaesthetic injection targeting the brachial plexus, at various levels, and therefore, a temporary blockade of the action potentials conducted by sensory and motor fibres, mainly corresponding to the anterior roots between C5 and C7.
Before the IP shock arrival to the Earth space, ionospheric backscatter echoes were mainly corresponding to a narrow latitudinal region between ~78° and ~80° MLAT, while the LOS velocity measurements show weak sunward (antisunward) flow in the western (eastern) portion.
Fifty one families, mainly corresponding to non-categorized repeats, were specific to terminal branches of the species complex.
Ngly1p down regulation revealed an Ngly1p-independent fOSGN2 pool comprising mainly Man8GlcNAc2, corresponding to ∼70% of total fOS, and an Ngly1p-dependent fOSGN2 pool enriched in Glc1Man9GlcNAc2 and Man9GlcNAc2 that corresponds to ∼30% of total fOS.
For the particles prepared in supersaturated solutions containing BSF and/or HSA, the FTIR spectra showed mainly peaks corresponding to phosphate and carbonate (Fig. 13A C, compare the signals obtained with those seen in the controls of CaCO3, Ca3(PO4)2, and HAP shown in Fig, 13J, K, and L, respectively).
O-derivatives form mainly fragments corresponding to "aglycone ions", formed by cleavage of glycosidic bond.
Nevertheless, mainly ions corresponding to chain B were detected as [M+3H]3+, [M+4H]4+, [M+5H]5+ (Fig. 4b).
To assist this process, cytosolic ATP is transferred to the matrix side by ANT2, an ANT isoform mainly expressed corresponding to the glycolytic activity in rapidly growing, undifferentiated cells (Chevrollier et al, 2010).
