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This suggests several novel implications for protein folding and structure prediction as well as new interpretations for experiments which find structure in ensemble-averaged measurements.
Applications to pitting corrosion of mild steel has led to new interpretations of pit data and new interpretations for the probability distributions associated with maximum probable pit depth.
Current research on Large Cutting Tools (LCTs) in East Asia, mainly China and South Korea, has provided some new interpretations for the "Acheulean" in this region.
Maps may suggest new interpretations for experiments, because the act of preparing the maps imposes logical interpretation [ 15].
In addition, it provides a new interpretation for phenotypes that up to now had been interpreted as transdifferentiation of RPE into retina, and highlight the power of live imaging to provide an accurate interpretation of phenotypic outcomes.
But for Mr. Daniels the biggest challenge was not physical but psychological: finding a new interpretation for a character whose excesses have been played so memorably by other actors, including Alan Rickman in the original production by the Royal Shakespeare Company, which came to New York in 1987, and John Malkovich in the 1988 film.
Perhaps that is the new interpretation for the 21st century, I speculated: it might be hard on Trotsky, given his frequently expressed dislike of being pigeonholed as a Jew, but it would certainly be in line with this century's predilection for applying a Jewish prism to history and historical personages.
Here, we provide a new interpretation for the underlying reason for this observed effect.
Here we propose a new interpretation for the two widely used δ and Ω empirical parameters.
The computational simulations reveal a new interpretation for the interaction of adsorbed CO and water at the electrochemical interfaces.
Our results enable a new interpretation for the collisional system of the Honshu arc and the IBA to be presented.
