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Originally conceived in 1992, the work depicts a man's torso, clad in a crisply starched white shirt ironed in patterns likely to raise eyebrows in most offices.

In titin, Fn3 modules are present in two different super-repeated patterns, likely to be involved in sarcomere assembly through interactions with A-band proteins.

We show how a series of ecological null models can be applied to assemblage data across sites in order to identify non-random biological patterns likely to influence the effectiveness of MPA network design.

By recasting ecological null models as tests of assemblage patterns likely to influence management action, we demonstrate how these classic tools of ecological theory can be brought to bear in applied conservation problems.

Each anchor is a "subclass identifier", corresponding to one or several conservation patterns likely to be responsible for specific functions.

Remote sensing satellite technology, which can predict rainfall patterns likely to result in disease emergence, has been suggested as a means to monitor RVFV activity (15, 36 ).

That outlines the pattern likely to develop in forthcoming months.

With the cost of living rising faster than her pay, Chicken's wages have fallen even further in real terms, a pattern likely to be reflected across the country in the latest official labour market figures today.

But in 1997, the industry paid less to policyholders and for expenses than it took in -- a pattern likely to continue for up to five years, said Eric M. Simpson, a senior analyst at A. M. Best.

This a pattern likely to be shared by other rural health services across Australia.

A general pattern likely to be consistent with HGT is that major bacterial groups are divided across several disparate parts of the trees.