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There has been evidence that NFRs of greater length may accommodate specific nucleosomes, whose unstable nature obstructs their direct observation [ 28].
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Our findings suggest that while an intensive residential rehabilitation program is feasible and acceptable for most participants, the institutions may have to make adjustments to accommodate specific needs of individuals with HD.
"We do everything we can to accommodate specific requests".
Furthermore, some flexibility in the use of open biopsy is permitted, to accommodate specific clinical situations.
Some mattresses are designed to accommodate specific sleeping positions.
In the absence of CLX, the PAßN affinity is not sufficient to impair FOX recognition, and in the absence of PAßN the corresponding non-specific site may accommodate FOX molecules with a reduced but significant efficiency to expel the drug (Figure 4).
The large specific surface area may accommodate pollutant adhesion and thus influence CNT toxicity in itself and/or toxicity of co-pollutants [53].
And Mr. Arafat just may accommodate him.
An orbital may accommodate no more than two electrons.
International markets may accommodate only a few conglomerates.
On the other hand, community or local college planetariums may accommodate only small groups of people.
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