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This arrangement provides a rationale for the unusual ligand recognition motif exhibited by the CAS SH3 domain.

Part of Mr. Green's rationale for relying on name recognition among likely primary voters, rather than a visible campaign, could be what even former aides say is his polarizing personality.

Gallup's rationale for linking mirror-self recognition to self-awareness has already been discussed above.

An argument from indiscernible persons and imposters provide a rationale for thinking that agent-recognition cannot secure the discriminative identification of indiscernible agents (Bullot in press).

This provided a structural rationale for the different Chi-recognition specificities of AddAB and RecBCD complexes and new insights into sequence-specific ssDNA protein interactions.

It is instead a rationale for eliminating marriage as government recognition of a limited set of relationships.

Trained clinicians deliver specific therapeutic interventions that topicalise medication cessation and relapse, normalising rationales for stigma and recognition of characteristic prodromal symptoms [ 6].

Adding to the rationale for public health action is the recognition that the economic effect of cysticercosis is considerable.

Clinically, there appears a good rationale for this theoretical distinction, with increasing recognition of referred sources for muscle pain in many of our athletes.

The rationale for this second experiment arose from the long-standing debate over whether the rat hippocampus is necessary for recognition memory (Brown & Aggleton, 2001; Mumby, 2001; Winters, Saksida, & Bussey, 2008).

He opted for recognition.