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Besides lowering the pH of the fermentation below the optimal S. cerevisiae pH range for the conversion of sugars to ethanol, the acid's true inhibitory effect has been postulated to be from the undissociated form of the acid that is capable of diffusing through the yeast cell membrane where it dissociates, acidifying the cytoplasm [ 13].

In steel PS in which cementite peaks were hardly observed, the strengthening mechanism is postulated to be different from that for as-patented pearlite steels.

The mechanism for this reversal was postulated to be uptake from the surrounding media, thus providing a bypass to the metabolic DHFR node.

The caspase-12-/caspase-4-mediated apoptotic pathway has been postulated to be distinct from the classic intrinsic or extrinsic apoptotic pathways.

This proposed mechanism differs from the polycistronic loci we define, for which polycistronic processed mRNAs are supported, and for which each cistron's product is postulated to be translated from a single mRNA isoform.

GREL cells are postulated to be derived from cells of the surface of the mesonephros (31), which replicate to form the genital ridge/ovarian primordium into which the PGCs migrate.

In the case of REM1 Ty3- gypsy retrotransposon silencing, retrotransposon-derived siRNAs were postulated to be derived from double-stranded RNAs formed via a transposon polyprotein gene and its adjacent inverse transcripts [ 54].

Therefore, functional HGF to activate c-Met was reasonably postulated to be secreted from not only CAFs and other inflammatory processes but also tumor cells, although further investigations for clarification is needed.

Similarly, the pol mitotype in B. napus, which is postulated to be derived from the offspring of an interspecific cross between B. rapa and B. oleracea according to U's triangle, has only one region different from cam, suggesting that pol also inherited the cam mitotype, with an evolutionary modification.

NO is postulated to be produced from -arginine catalysed by iNOS (Nathan, 1992) after irradiation (Matsumoto et al, 2001), and it can act as an intercellular signalling molecule, cause DNA damage, and disturb DNA repair in bystander cells (Han et al, 2007).

The application of the EVIDEM framework is postulated to be wide ranging from decisionmaking by the healthcare provider, to coverage decisions by the funders or government policy setting.