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As with the open field test, the observed behavior may have contributions from decreased motivational drive to explore, muscular phenotypes or altered anxiety.

In particular, the SHG collected signals may have contributions from two adjacent lamellae.

However, based on the peptide sequence, hydrophobicity may have contributions in the high ACE inhibitory activity of AHEPVK both before and after digestion.

However, the larger number (34 vs 25) of residues having picosecond motions at pH 6.5 and 0.8 mM than at pH 7.3 raises the possibility that the pH 6.5 data may have contributions from the monomer dimer equilibrium.

It might also be possible that some of the isotopic distributions of β2m fragment ions produced by cleavages of the backbone outside of the protein segment between the two cysteine residues may have contributions from the oxidized form of the protein.

In addition, the reductive power NADH, an extremely important cofactor in butanol synthesis, also may have contribution to the extent of butanol/acetone ratio.

At his briefing, Acting Transport Minister Hussein also said investigations of the plane's cargo manifest did "not show any link to anything that may have contribution to the plane's disappearance".

These findings indicate that, except for mutation bias, other factors (such as selection) may have contribution to the codon usage.

It was created in a Columban monastery in either Britain or Ireland or may have had contributions from various Columban institutions from both Britain and Ireland.

The latter stretching may also have contributions from a Ti O stretch assigned to a short Ti O bond.

We conclude that annealing time is the dominant root cause of the nonuniform resistance distribution, and other factors such as residual stress and structural characteristics may also have contributions.