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Fine epitope mapping by analysis of binding sequences identified in phage display experiments suggested that a peptide ligand containing the amino acid motif QPDRS might constitute part or all of the F1-40 epitope.
These functional performance tests might constitute part of a core outcome set.
If real, these activities might constitute part of the role of CXCL12 in CIA pathogenesis and might in part explain the protective effect of AMD3100.
The region comprising the α4 α5 joining loop, which might constitute part of the entrance to the cavity, was not modelled in the structure of Ce-FAR-7 due to insufficient electron density.
Within the group of transcripts identified in both sets, there were 20 gene transcripts involved in immunity or inflammation that might constitute part of the immune signature in SpA.
Thus, CD4+CD45RA+ and CD8+CD45RA+ T cells expressing the inducible inflammatory chemokine receptors CCR5 or CCR3 as well as CD62L might constitute part of the CD45RA+ 'revertant' memory T cell fraction.
Detection of the inducible inflammatory chemokine receptors CCR5 and CCR3 on CD45RA+ T cells suggests that CD45RA+ 'revertants' [ 9, 20] might also constitute part of the expanded population of memory T cells bearing chemokine receptors in WG.
Do these people know their postures and teeth constitute part of a desirable rural view?
However, if Kant continues to maintain that science requires a pure part, and denies that rational psychology contains any substantive knowledge that might constitute the pure part of psychology, then it follows that empirical psychology cannot qualify as science proper either.
Toxicologists concluded from studies on laboratory animals that TCDD is a persistent toxin, and they recommended that soil levels in excess of one part per billion might constitute a health risk to humans.
However, there are some important peculiarities that suggest that multisensory interaction might constitute different mechanisms supported by different neuronal processes and/or structures from the feedback part of our study.
