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Excitation polarized along different geometrical axes of asymmetrical NPCs may generate distinct spectral shapes.

The order in which a given set of restrictions is inserted into a PQR tree and the order of the elements of U may generate distinct, but equivalent PQR trees.

This suggests that OH and AMPARs may generate distinct, temporarily and pharmacologically separable spike patterns.

As a fast evolutionary rate may generate distinct properties of molecules in different mammalian species, we studied the expression of MHCI molecules in a nonhuman primate, the common marmoset monkey (Callithrix jacchus).

Further, their individual activities may help generate distinct architectural zones within the network during any given phase.

In fact, integration of these two methods may generate some distinct benefits.

Furthermore, cytosolic glucose and mitochondrial citrate may generate, via distinct metabolic pathways, NADPH which is also important to promote sperm capacitation.

The close correspondence between the distributions of these products suggests that both collagenases and cathepsin K, and other proteases that may generate this distinct cathepsin K cleavage site, are usually active in the same sites in the degradation of type II collagen.

Contrary to the common belief, necessitating phosphorylation of both Thr308 and Ser473 for Akt activation, increasing numbers of studies now indicate that selective phosphorylation of Akt, at either of its two residues, may activate Akt and generate distinct physiological response depending upon the specificity for its downstream substrates.

As the high intensity fires – such as those represented here by the HB treatment – tend to be spatially confined and limited in scale, we emphasize their potential to generate distinct patches that may substantially contribute to beta diversity on small scales.

This ability to generate distinct movement parameters, such as duration, may be a general feature of descending neurons that induce the same movement.