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Since this mutation does not abrogate binding to sulfatides, but sulfatide-binding mutations in N-PTB4M and N-PTB5M do (Fig. 1C and S4E), our data support a model in which Dab2 N-PTBD66E is preferentially available for sulfatide binding at the platelet surface.

Brighton Collaboration definitions and classification schemes (https://brightoncollaboration.org/public/what-we-do/setting-standards/guidelines.html) were used preferentially when available; when they were not available, recognized classification schemes developed by national specialty organizations were used (Appendix Table 2).

In recent studies, it is reported that polyelectrolytes such as polystyrene sulfonate and polyacrylate may preferentially bind the available sites on the rock surface and reduce surfactant adsorption significantly.

In the antisolvent technique, solid particles were dispersed in a solution containing the polymer and mixed with scCO2; polymer precipitation, induced by the presence of CO2, occurred preferentially onto the available surface offered by the oxide particles.

Glands at least 10 mm away from tumor were preferentially evaluated whenever available.

The BMI results prior to cataract were preferentially selected when available.

Whole genomes are preferentially compared when available, but more often relatively short stretches of DNA or polymorphic markers are used.

This has raised the question of targeting ER subtypes preferentially with newly available subtype-specific ligands [ 13].

For the source structural data, experimentally solved structures were preferentially used when available, otherwise any models spanning the mutated residue were utilized.

When no primary endpoint was mentioned, effects on visual analog scales (VASs), Lequesne functional index (LFI), and Western Ontario and McMaster universities (WOMAC) index were preferentially reported if available and used for the evaluation of efficacy.

The term 'voltage dependent' block is often applied to describe this, but this is potentially misleading, as drug binding and block depends primarily on the state of the ion-carrying protein (of course, different states of a channel may become available preferentially at certain voltages).