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But for a remarkable amount of time he ruled the global box office, with one summer blockbuster after another, picking up two Oscar nominations along the way.
They may only be window dressing, and the unfortunate victims of countless hit-and-runs, but the citizens of Los Santos have a remarkable amount of personality.
The lack of conservation of binding sites in all apicomplexans could result from neutral evolution - over 700-900 millions years of apicomplexan evolution a remarkable amount of drift is expected in the upstream regions of distantly related parasites.
Comparison of these sequences shows a remarkable amount of diversity; only about 20% of each genome represents sequences present in every one of the isolates, while around 80% of each genome can vary among isolates.
The genome of F. nucleatum possesses a remarkable amount of patchiness with any kind of phylogenetic analyses used.
The surface of the replica displays a remarkable amount of microspines with a size similar to that of the original Trifolium leaf, and is effective in resisting the settlement of microalgae.
"The inner ears of fossils can reveal a remarkable amount of information and are very useful when the exterior of fossils are too damaged or too fragile to examine".
Despite being transcriptionally poorer than testis, the RNA-seq of liver likely brought a remarkable amount of additional data as pointed out by the extent of the overlap between the two transcriptomes.
The discovery of human genetic diseases of IF proteins has yielded a remarkable amount of information on the in vivo functions of the protein family mentioned in the chapter.
There are a significant number of interconnected devices, and a remarkable amount of accessible data will be able to create new opportunities for defining services that will bring tangible benefits to society, the environment, the economy and to individual citizens.
