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More detailed data on those households and families, including information about income, education levels and nation of origin, are due out later.

A large number of identified craniofacial mutations in animal models disrupt protein trafficking with high frequency, strongly suggesting that at least some of the birth defects of unknown origin are due to abnormal protein transport.

To the Editor: Oliver Bullough suggests that the radicalization of the Boston Marathon bombers and other people of Chechen origin is due to displacement and oppression.

This influence exists even when the chains are modeled as RWs, indicating that its fundamental origin is due to chain connectivity, not excluded volume interactions.

Writing of epilepsy, then called "the sacred disease," he said, "It is not any more sacred than other diseases, but has a natural cause, and its supposed divine origin is due to human inexperience.

Its origin was due to the essential requirement of our constitutional system that the federal government must exercise its authority within the territorial limits of the states; and it rests on the conviction that each government in order that it may administer its affairs within its own sphere, must be left free from undue interference by the other.

Although anthracites usually occur in geologically deformed areas, such as in the intensely folded sedimentary rocks of the anthracite region of Pennsylvania, U.S., their origin is due to higher than normal heating caused by the presence of nearby igneous intrusions or high geothermal gradients.

The slight offset near the origin is due to the electrolyte resistance R el (~10 Ω cm2) and remains nearly unchanged under light.

The G peak is the characteristic peak of graphitic material, and its origin is due to E2g symmetry mode near the k = 0 point in the first Brillouin zone.

Although the less frequently found [ 1], the most obvious mechanism at the disease origin is due to change of key residues participating directly in protein function.

The inhibitory effect of polysaccharides of microalgal origin is due to viral interactions or positive charges on the cell surface, thereby preventing penetration of the virus into host cells [ 99].