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This profile accommodates simultaneous travel and hoist maneuvers in the presence of damping.

The coastal profile accommodates environmental permitting requirements of habitat enhancement for shore protection structures.

Regulation of the expression and activity of these miRNA processors during different developmental stages or in response to environmental stimuli thus represents an intriguing post-transcriptional control of the miRNA expression profile that accommodates the needs of shaping protein expression in a given cell [ 2].

There was no way a conventional profile could accommodate all the different pieces.

Relative quantification of CN/CN samples was performed on the [M – t-butyl]+ (EI) or [M + H]+/[M – t-butyl]+ (CI) isotopomer cluster(s) for 28 randomly selected compounds using a "consensus spectrum" comprising the isotopomer intensities of each member of the cluster, averaged over the first half of the peak elution profile (to accommodate isotope swing).

We have studied experimentally the distribution profiles of accommodated oxygen and hydrogen atoms in Mg Ni films after different stages of hydrogenation at 8 bar pressure in the range of temperatures 210 250 °C by Elastic Recoil Detection Analysis (ERDA) and Nuclear Reaction Analysis NRAA) techniques and performed X-ray diffraction (XRD) structural and surface topography analysis.

We will also study the accurate representation of profiles in the equatorial anomaly region where the profile function has to accommodate two latitudinal maxima (crests) at lower altitudes but only a single maximum (at the equator) higher up.

The resort will provide parking facility for 50,000 people including 4 helicopter landing pads to accommodate high profile business executive travelers.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03523.008 Next, we compared ribosome density in lncRNAs and codRNAs in each of the species focusing on regions covered by ribosome profiling reads to accommodate for any differences in the length of the putatively translated regions.

As the elderly population grows, clinical practice must adapt to provide optimal care for patients with inherent thromboembolic risk profiles and simultaneously accommodate possible pre-treatment with preventative medications.

As such, these systems do not exploit the full geometric potential of the CNTs; they simply amplify, often only marginally, the existing field enhancement factor of the tip structures and almost always result in an induced asymmetry in the electron beam profile that is challenging to accommodate with conventional electrostatic focussing.