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The detailed structural investigation revealed that the FMS kinase inhibitory activity is predominantly explained by the topological descriptor, functional group, RDF and MoRSE code.
Aside from perceived competence, uncorrelated with EC, phenotypic correlations of EC with measures of well-being/adjustment were moderate and predominantly explained by shared genetic effects.
However, it looks hard to state that the recent performance and macroeconomic prospects of Brazil can be predominantly explained by the commodity price super-cycle.
Variability of total Css,trough was predominantly explained by the range of AAG concentrations.
The adolescents' global QOL was predominantly explained by mental health status and by their satisfaction with self and family.
The variability of total vismodegib concentration at steady‐state was predominantly explained by the range of AAG level.
This compounding, of the Poisson and gamma distributions, would indicate the combined action of two random processes, and thus the resultant clustering of genes could be explained by predominantly neutral mechanisms.
This lack of attractiveness is explained by predominantly curative and specialized care, a hospital-centered model of medical education with little experience of primary care, the lack of prestige, lower income levels, a heavy workload, a lot of uncertainties during the clinical decision making process, the absence of teamwork, and the insufficient intellectual content [ 12, 17].
Mutations and natural selection have been known to be dominant drivers of microbial evolution until the observation of abrupt changes in traits of an organism such as acquisition of pathogenicity or drug resistance that could not be explained by predominantly known ordinary mechanisms in time.
No overt inflammatory responses in this situation can be explained by the predominantly apical location of the receptors for albumin (Birn and Christensen, 2006; Tang et al., 2003).
This could be explained by the predominantly high-fat content of the meal resulting in a relatively small postprandial increment in serum glucose concentrations and by a sample size that did not permit detection of such a modest effect.
