GPR provided the unknown inner construction details, which may represent noteworthy information for archaeologists and civil engineers.
Finally, they noted that another specimen, RSM P.1225.1, differed from T. neglectus in some anatomical details, and may represent a new species.
The duplicated genes were, a priori, unlikely to be found duplicated, and may represent examples of neofunctionalization. Detailed cellular and biochemical experiments must be performed in order to address this issue.
Furthermore, banks with the highest exposures to CRE tend to be concentrated in certain cities and regions (my paper shows this in detail), and thus may represent significant potential vectors of financial contagion in those places.
The lists also included other code-like terms such as "work up" and "purification" that contain meaning but lack specific detail; such terms may represent a 'chunking' of procedural steps in memory.
It does not represent detailed industry practice.
Although learning the details of this effect will require additional studies, it may represent a general mechanism of viral stress resistance.
Therefore, ITIH genes may represent putative tumor suppressor genes that should be studied in greater detail in further studies.
To flesh out what "transition to an error state" means one may represent the communicative situation of a language utterance with presupposition in more detail, as follows.
These different models may represent either different biological systems, or the same biological process at different levels of details or under different biological assumptions.
For this reason, we speculate that mitochondrial degradation may represent a potential clinical target to address the inheritance of mtDNA disease (more detail in Appendix 1).
