A more extensive study of the genetic dependence of kataegis and of the localisation of the kataegic stretches in yeast may give insight into such possibilities.
They found that delinquents with IUDs (particularly dependence) reported more extensive histories of antisocial behavior, trauma, substance-related problems, suicidal ideation, and higher current levels of anxious/depressive symptoms than did inhalant nonusers or users without IUDs.
The knowledge and constructive approach of the heterogeneous character confirm the basic surface-active potential of R EO nPD, the structure-colloidal characteristics dependence and justifies further, more extensive research.
It was a sign of progress in their drive to create a more extensive and sophisticated manufacturing industry as a way of reducing dependence on oil, which accounts for 45% of GDP and 80% of government revenues.
Several recent clinical studies, however, have yielded conflicting results on B-cell depletion efficiency [ 51], and more extensive studies are required before any conclusions can be drawn about the B-cell dependence in RF and anti-CCP antibody negative RA.
More extensive comparative functional studies will be necessary in the future to evaluate the extent of developmental dependence among serial homologs, and to examine whether genes involved in certain developmental processes are more prone to divergence in limited or universal ways.
However, particularly in regard to the importance of E698 and E701 (along with other residues), the present results are more extensive and rigorous, since the use of excised inside out patches allows definition of the Ca2+ dependence of activation in both WT and mutated constructs.
French influence was more extensive.
"This is much more extensive".
(Drop-off locations are more extensive).
