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On the other hand signatures most probably constitute incomplete descriptions of the functions activated or deactivated in the different scenarios studied.

The facetted crystals consisted of a stack of 4 nm thick blocks; these blocks most probably constituted a regular variation in molecular packing, i.e. molecular order.

Thus, the prevention of microcystin uptake most probably constitutes a key mechanism in the development of tolerance and adaptation of Daphnia.

The inherent nature of the treatment, and the stage of disease for which it is most extensively used, probably constitute the greatest barrier in gathering this information.

Tetramers are also capable of detecting resting antigen-specific T cells, which probably constitute most non-IFN-γ-secreting CD8+ T cells of the T cell line in Fig. 4B (CD69- and IFN-γ).

Although films and radio brought Benchley wide public acclaim, his writings probably constitute his most lasting achievement.

The three novels that make up Patrick Hamilton's Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky probably constitute the most exhaustive and profound study of pub culture ever made.

Hippocampal CA1 pyramidal cells very probably constitute the most widely studied class of neuron in the mammalian CNS.

It will probably constitute one of the most significant backlists in modern publishing history," Mr Newton said.

In this respect, the early chapters of Valiant Gentlemen probably constitute the world's most high-stakes novel of logistics.

Obtaining neurons capable of undergoing synaptic plasticity will probably constitute one of the most challenging tasks in the field of stem cell research.