Fresh sardines rolled in sesame seeds make a very odd flavor combination, and a tart ponzu sauce only accentuates the peculiarity of matching strongly flavored, oily sardines with sweet, oily sesame.
Neilson has tailored their fitness so that the side finishes matches strongly, and substitutes have also often played critical roles.
Ploeger and Chiantore do not specify the type of "phthalate plasticiser" found in their samples, but the presence of these phthalate plasticiser matches strongly suggest that the interior upholstery samples, while likely consisting of a mixture of different substances, contain the types of compounds which would be present in an alkyd coating.
Four P. infestans CDKs have the remarkable feature of bearing C-terminal regions which match strongly the Pfam domains for cyclins (Cyclin_N, Cyclin_C; Figure 2).
Mechanistic modeling revealed that the reward gained in this task and the level of matching strongly depend on the quality of the comparison of values of the decision options.
Two of the largest EST clusters in the A. millepora dataset encode proteins matching strongly to invertebrate ferritins (Ball, Hayward et al., unpublished), and this is also true of both the A. palmata and M. faveolata datasets, however, relationships between these are not simple.
The participants had to rate eight coffee mugs on eight scales by arranging the mugs within a 1000 × 250 pixel box, placing each mug so that its horizontal position matched how strongly they thought the mug matched the scale presented.
Figure 4 clearly shows that the experimental and theoretical values of the gel fraction content nearly matched, thus strongly suggesting the completion of CER formation and [HPyr][BF4] extraction from CER-based networks, while confirming the chemical inertness of the ionic liquid towards CER.
In this study, we evaluate graft survival and neuron production in perfectly matched vs. strongly mismatched neural stem cells transplanted into the hippocampus in mice.
Twenty three of these 28 genes matched more strongly to vertebrate homologs than to invertebrate homologs.
