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The intermediate depression between the Andes and the coastal ranges is mostly flanked by fault lines.

Furthermore, the junction sites of the circRNA identified among various eukaryotic species are mostly flanked by canonical splice sites, the 5′ donor site GU and 3′ acceptor site AG, caused by a splicing event called the "back splice" (Jeck et al., 2013).

Accessory genes were confined to certain regions (RDs) in the chromosome, mostly flanked to an IS element (ISE) on at least one side of the RD.

Figure S1B shows that B. elkanii and B. japonicum sdgbs are mostly flanked by genes coding for proteins that function in nitrate/nitrite metabolism and sugar transport.

The LRRs in TLRs form one or two horseshoe domains and are mostly flanked by two cysteine clusters including two or four cysteine residue.

The area, at the foot of the Queensboro Bridge in the borough for which it is named, is made up of a wide, noisy roadway darkened by elevated subway tracks and flanked mostly by squat, dingy buildings.

Architecturally, the styles reflect early 20th-century tastes, with Craftsman, Tudor Revival and Italianate homes, mostly single-family, flanked by old oak and chestnut trees, especially along 86th Avenue between 107th and 110th Streets.

In the end the venue was perfect, flanked mostly by ethnic restaurants, used record stores, modest, vinyl-sided two-story homes, and all of this only a block from the subway.

In several cases, DNA blocks, whose genetic organization was mostly conserved, were flanked by such IS elements or traces of IS (Fig. 2 and 3) suggesting that transposition events played an important role in generating the mosaic structure of pVT1: blocks of DNA can thus be moved around through transposition events involving flanking IS.

The Bm variable genes are found mostly in contiguous regions flanked by insertion sequence (IS) elements, which appear to mediate excision and subsequent elimination of groups of genes that are under reduced selection in the mammalian host.

No length bias was detected for MAP-seq, but a residual sequence bias was seen in reactive purine-rich segments; these mostly occurred in flanking sequences outside the structured RNA domains.