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However, these proteins did not cluster with Gpa4, but rather represent an outgroup in this tree.
Lipofuscin, on the other hand, may not be directly linked to tissue damage and rather represent an integrative marker of age.
The term "virtual" is used because pebbles are no longer discrete entities, but rather represent an average amount of pebbles that flow within an effective constraint network where edge capacities rate limit the flow of pebbles through an edge.
Thus, decreased HIC in subjects with metabolic syndrome may not compensate for lower insulin sensitivity but, rather, represent an additional element of insulin disturbance, possibly directly dependent on changes in insulin secretion.
As the FlyAtlas expression data were determined from highly inbred flies (the Canton-S stock) reared at homogeneous conditions (22 °C with a 12 h:12 h light regime), the COV values are not explained by differences in the genetic or environmental background, but rather represent an excellent proxy to evaluate the stochastic fluctuations in transcript abundance (EN).
The language courses ""are not particularly educating, they rather represent a community, and that's what important," he says.
Researchers presented new evidence at the meeting that they are not a deformed Homo sapiens but rather represent a small species of human.
If so, the results presented here may rather represent a lower bound for the degree of discrimination faced by job candidates of these ethnic groups.
In our opinion, fused ring systems such as "benzimidazoles" shall rather represent a distinct ontology class - in this case being a child of "bicyclic heterocylic ring systems", rather than being a substituted imidazole.
The three films do not correspond exactly to the trilogy's three volumes, but rather represent a three-part adaptation.
Thus, the effects of pertussis toxin cannot be explained by increased or decreased colony growth, viability or pluripotency, but rather represent a disruption in colony morphology and organization.
