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Usually a full-time managing editor sends papers to one or more members of the editorial review board, who may either provide reviews or solicit reviewers and then recommend acceptance or rejection based on reviewer comments.

Coupled with the known pH dependence of the coordination modes on the outer sphere interactions of COO− (Asp1) [51], this suggests the mutation may either provide steric influences that could either enhance the strength of any H-bonding or salt bridge [53] interactions involving Asp1, or destabilise the high pH coordination mode via its side chain interactions independently of Asp1.

The β′ zipper may either provide additional favourable contacts with promoter spacer, or it may change the structure of promoter DNA, and thus optimize the recognition of the −10 promoter element by σ subunit and/or improve downstream RNAP promoter interactions.

Depending on the degree to which corn is processed, it may either provide sufficient fiber to lower postprandial glycemic and insulinemic responses [ 77], or it may have potential detrimental effects on glycemic control and diabetes when processed into refined corn flour, corn syrup and high fructose corn syrup [ 78, 79], one of the main sweeteners used globally.

Feedback of bark beetle herbivory on tree condition may result in increasingly stressed trees that may either provide lowered defenses or greater nutritional quality (Reid and Robb 1999; Wichmann and Ravn 2001; Erbilgin and Raffa 2002; Sánchez-Martínez and Wagner 2002).

Herbage growth may be either provided by the user or estimated from daily climate information.

Nothing can replace the company of others who have the background to catch errors in your reasoning or provide facts that may either prove or disprove your argument of the moment.

As in the case of promoter utilization, during pausing, the proposed interaction of the β′ zipper with the Z-like element may increase the pause efficiency by either providing additional contacts of RNAP with the pause signal, or optimizing recognition of the −10-like element of the pause-inducing sequence by σR2 (via structural changes in DNA).

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Correlations between social fears, low self-esteem, and reduced warm glow effect either may provide an indication of a common bias or may help to disentangle hypochondriacal symptoms.

Such colonies that have historically tolerated harsh conditions may be difficult to separate from those established through recent long-distance colonization events, but either may provide a nucleus for range expansion via seed dispersal as climates become more hospitable.