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The all-atom rmsd between the two unliganded variable domains is 0.88 Å, primarily arising from differences in loop conformations within the framework regions (Fig. 5c).
Failings of this regime are highlighted by the destruction of some biodiversity hotspots associated with vulnerable marine ecosystems (VMEs), an externality primarily arising from the effects of deepwater fishing.
The developed ASIC has the ability to read out 32-channel APD signals using 0.35 μm CMOS technology, and an analog amplifier at the input stage is designed to suppress the capacitive noise primarily arising from the large detector capacitance of the APDs.
Actually, considering the long interval between resection of the retroperitoneal paraganglioma to the identification of the liver tumors, there may be a possibility that the paragangliomas in the liver were primarily arising from liver.
1H MR spectra acquired with short echo time (TE = 30 ms) are characterized by resonances primarily arising from N-acetylaspartate and N-acetylaspartylglutamate (collectively referred to as NAA), choline-containing compounds (referred to as Cho), myo-Inositol (MI), creatine-containing compounds (referred to as Cr) and the glutamate and glutamine concentrations (so-called Glx).
This suggests that poor accuracy in the spaced condition may largely reflect visuospatial and visuoperceptual impairment, with poor accuracy in the condensed condition primarily arising from crowding.
It is a mistake to credit to an artwork meanings that primarily arise from our interpretative efforts.
We hypothesized that the small-to-large diameter recruitment order primarily arises from the internodal spacing relationship of myelinated axons.
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) primarily arise from products of normal metabolic activities and are thought to be the etiology of many diseases.
Tension in the actomyosin cortex primarily arises from myosin-generated stresses and depends strongly on the ultrastructural architecture of the network.
The need for public policy primarily arises from a lack of perfect knowledge, which causes individuals and agencies to behave in ways that counter social interest.
