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UK-based Aesseal Plc has launched a completely re-engineered modular component seal range that enables configurable component seals to be built to order.

These rates are not shown on the transition rate histogram (Fig. 1), because they can also be several orders of magnitude higher than rates that are within the range that enables informative ancestral state reconstruction.

The scope of McCallum's project is vast, encompassing books and films from across disparate temporal and geographical locations, a range that enables her to track how stories have been reimagined across cultural contexts.

It should be noted that we are not basing any conclusions on the particular choice of parameters but rather conclude that a parameter set can be found within the physiological range that enables us to reproduce all relevant published wildtype (WT) and mutant phenotypes.

Ultimately, the fact that the large range of temperatures tested did not contain the full thermal range of juvenile guppies is indicative of the fact that this species has adapted a wide thermal range that enables them to be effective thermal adaptors and may account for their success as an invasive species.

Predictive cartography showed suitable dispersal areas within potential juvenile distribution ranges that enable more efficient design of special conservation programmes.

It has been argued that ice age climates provided environmental corridors between mountain ranges that enabled arctic and alpine populations to migrate into and among sky-islands [ 5, 6].

With the help of a parameter screen we identified ranges of kinetic parameters and protein concentrations that give rise to transient, sustained, or oscillatory responses to constant stimuli, as well as those parameter ranges that enable a proportional response to time-varying ligand concentrations (as expected in the read-out of morphogens).

Indeed, financing growth also requires hard currency, and joint ventures need to build up a range of activities that enables them to achieve their objectives within the constraints of the system.

"Bluetooth", a short-range wireless protocol that enables mobile phones to talk to nearby handheld computers, printers and other phones, is a simple form of ad hoc networking, though it supports only single "hops" between individual devices.The advent of WI-FI networking equipment has also provided a foothold.

All outer PRs in every ommatidium express the broad-range Rhodopsin 1 (Rh1) that enables motion detection, facilitates vision in dim light, and contributes to colour vision [ 10- 12].