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Phases with complex order parameters dx2−y2+is is or dx2−y2+idxy have been predicted to arise from the suppression of the d-wave order parameter by Andreev reflection from the anisotropic order parameter.

The hardness of the coating is found to increase with the nominal W content, and this is predicted to arise from solid-solution strengthening of the platelets rather than an increase in the area of dislocation-pinning grain boundaries.

And lo and behold, the spectrum of fluctuations that is predicted to arise from the simplest models of inflationary behavior in the early universe agrees spot on with that which is observed.

Synthetic peptides corresponding to mutant proteins predicted to arise from MSI-associated frameshift mutations have been shown to be immunogenic.

Of these, 31 are predicted to have arisen via recombination, and seven SLVs are predicted to arise through point mutation.

By using a low MOI, the probability of multiple integrations per cell is reduced, thus transductants are predicted to arise from single integration events.

Called the Cosmology Large Angular Scale Surveyor, or CLASS, the new instrument is expected to search the microwave sky for a unique polarization pattern predicted to have arisen in the infant universe.

From sequence stratigraphic relationship the pinch out is predicted to have arised from a high stand system tract being bounded by a sequence boundary at the top and a maximum flooding surface at the base.

Similarly, comparing the early and late timepoints of the longitudinal within-host data set showed that 56 new CTL epitopes were predicted to have arisen.

In contrast, those PAGs whose expression is restricted to BNCs are relatively recently evolved genes that are predicted to have arisen 50 55 MYA [ 29].

The two mce gene clusters identified as polymorphic in the isolates examined in this study (MAP0757-0765 and MAP2189-2194) were annotated by Casali and Riley as mce5 and are predicted to have arisen from a recent gene duplication event [ 38].