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Morens et al. [ 6] have shown strain differences of DENV, originating either from mild or severe cases, with respect to their growth in human monocytes, suggesting that characteristics inherent to virus genome and replication were related with disease severity.

All living organisms have developed highly specialized structures that are receptive to mechanical forces originating either from the surrounding environment or from within the organism itself.

This positive charge is partially neutralised by anions originating either from QAS in the membrane, or from inorganic electrolyte in the contacting aqueous phase (sample).

All blood cultures with bacteria originating either from the ears, nose, throat or gut were considered as clinically relevant.

All but one genotype 4 sequence originated either from China or Japan.

Silicon is a common impurity in diamond films grown by chemical vapor deposition and it originates either from silicon substrate or from silica windows or walls of the CVD reactor.

The rest of the cosmic rays originate either from the Sun or, almost certainly in the case of the particles with the highest energies, outside the Milky Way Galaxy.

Air pollution is originated either from natural phenomenon or from anthropogenic activity (Cullis and Hirschler 1980; Robinson and Robbins 1970).

As we can see, most campaigns identified through scam clusters originate either from African countries or from anonymized UK numbers.

In this scenario, genes present in eukaryotic viruses could not have originated directly from the ancestral viral world, but should have originated either from prokaryotic viruses or from the virus hosts.

We added an option to ARLEM to restrict the duplications to originate either from the leftmost or from the rightmost unit of a map interval with duplication events.