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Recent studies have also found that distant amino acids in protein sequences may become adjacent in the tertiary structure and form local spatial patterns (LSP), which may play an important role in the protein's biological functionality [ 15, 16].

In our proposed RTPFSGA, the triplets in each pair are essentially non-adjacent to facilitate the analysis of distant triplets that may become adjacent and act as pairs in three dimensional structures, and to enable identification of significant RTP distributions in coding and non-coding promoter sequences for classification purposes.

However, in cases with pseudotumor-like progression, the joint space may have become adjacent to the enlarged bursa and the wear debris may have caused pseudotumor tissue formation in the bursa.

It may become necessary to mask adjacent parts from the part you wish to paint, so as not to accidentally get paint on that part.

If the tears are left untreated, the ends may become rounded and tether to adjacent muscles or fascia [39].

Ascites may become loculated with displacement of adjacent organs; encysted lesser sac ascites may compress the stomach leading to the squashed stomach syndrome [ 15].

Depending on its size, the collection may show a crescent or a biconvex shape; in the latter case, a mass effect is usually exerted on the adjacent parenchyma, which may become flattened or indented.

If 7βOHC dominates to inhibit glucocorticoid oxidation, the cells in the lesion and adjacent normal intima may become exposed to increased local glucocorticoid levels, with adverse consequences [48].

Buildings may become involved if a wildfire spreads to adjacent communities.

For patients receiving Botox injections to remove facial wrinkles, skin adjacent to the treatment area may become more wrinkled, says Dr. David S. Becker, Clinical Assistant Professor of Dermatology at Weill Cornell Medical College and Assistant Attending Physician of Dermatology at Weill Cornell Medical Center at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

This insertion pattern might have important implications since TEs close to genes can become positive regulators of gene expression via their cis-acting elements (in LTRs) or may become targets for epigenetic silencing, which would affect the adjacent gene regions [ 94- 96].