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Hydrogels constitute an important class of responsive materials that are employed in numerous biomedical and personal-care applications, most notably of which are controlled drug delivery, separations and superabsorbency.
Femoral anteversion and/or outward tibial torsion have a dramatic effect upon the kinematics of the knee, most notably of which may be seen at the patellofemoral join [11].
The versatility in the pathogenic potential of C. albicans is the result of its ability to adapt through the regulation of virulence determinants, most notably of which are proteolytic enzymes (Saps), involved in tissue degradation.
No indication of pathogenicity is detectable for three MSH6 variations (p.R128L, p.K728T, p.G881delinsKS) notably, all of which lack MLH1 protein but not MSH6 (or MSH2) according to the IHC results.
The correct placement of disulfide bonds is often rate-limiting in protein folding, notably of proteins which are secreted.
Value investors notably seek value, of which there is very little in Detroit's Big Three.
The loss of competitiveness has been a major problem for some other members of the euro zone, most notably Greece and Ireland, each of which has been bailed out by Europe.
At least two lineages have lost the clustering of the three genes while maintaining the genes themselves, most notably the Sordariomycetes, of which T. reesei is a member.
A distinguishing feature of fish genomes is their diversity of retrotransposable elements, notably retrotransposons, some of which were active in recent times [ 33, 43, 44].
And not only in his own subsequent films, a number of which (notably "Daniel" and "Running on Empty") deal with political disillusionment and failure.
Forward contracts on commodities, put options, and credit default swaps also facilitated investment in developing countries many of which (notably India) have seen huge increases in wealth.
