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Nevertheless, BLAST searches with Dp53 revealed higher similarity to mammalian p63 and p73 than to p53.

Nevertheless, Blast searches revealed no more than five sequences related to previously discovered snoRNAs, indicating that at most a few snoRNA pseudogenes exist.

None of these sigma factor-encoding genes is completely annotated; nevertheless, BLAST analysis showed that loci mlr0407 (highly induced) and mll8140 are similar to both σ and σ, and mlr3807 is more similar to σ, while mll3697 shows high similarity to the S. meliloti rpoE2 gene (76%).

But the image was nevertheless blasted by critics across Germany as blatant Islamophobia.

Nevertheless, secondary blast matches revealed fibrinogen and several fibrinogen motifs in previously designated ficolin orthologues.

This force field is transparent to visible light but nevertheless repels blasts of visible laser beams". And they reserve particular derision for spaceships exploding in space (where there is no air, and no one can hear you scream) and the fact that you cannot only see it, but also hear it, with the sound waves miraculously arriving not just through a vacuum but at the same time as the light.

Nevertheless, psi-Blast searches revealed that the genes (hyp1 and hyp2, Figure 2B) lying between flaB and flaG in fla2 clusters from Methanomicrobia (Methanosarcinales and the Methanomicrobiale Methanospirillum hungatei) and Archaeoglobales may be a very distant homologue of flaD, as already suggested [ 5].

Nevertheless, Teixeira's blast in the seventh proved decisive in a back-and-forth contest in which the Yankees held on to beat the Baltimore Orioles, 8-5, at wet and slippery Camden Yards.

Nevertheless, a reciprocal blast search strategy using the opossum predicted mRNA and amino acid sequences from the Ensembl annotation indicates that the opossum-imprinted Meis gene shares the greatest sequence similarity with Meis1 orthologs of human, mouse, and rat.

Nevertheless, he said blasting off in a Soyuz rocket from Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan would be a "privilege".

Nevertheless, 60% of myeloid blast crisis and almost all lymphoid blast crisis patients eventually relapsed (Druker et al, 2001a).