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That is, the simultaneous presence of certain environmental factors results in a transcriptional and metabolic state that is not a simple aggregation of the states reached based on the single presence of one of these factors.

One explanation for this striking dimorphic sequence motif (DSM) might be that there is more than one var2csa-type gene per haploid genome, a tentative conclusion also reached based on the var gene sequence assembly from the HB3 isolate P.falciparum genome sequencing project [7].

"No conclusions have been reached based on the information gathered thus far, and there has been no determination as to whether there was any wrongdoing that would require the notification of the legal or regulatory authorities," Ms. Howard and Ms. Steck said in their statement.

Some conclusions have been reached based on the test results.

A preliminary CFO/channel estimate is first reached based on the maximum-likelihood criterion.

The same conclusion can be reached based on the approximate expressions in Eqs.

At least that's one conclusion you might reach based on the comments posted by 70 readers in response to the recent Practical Traveler column, "Flight Chaos Shows Passengers Have Few Rights," which was posted online on April 16 (and which is still available at nytimes.com/travel).

A review of Google's acquisition activity and technology development provides an indication of what position Google is able to reach based on the insurance industry's key revenue sources such as car, home, and life and health insurance.

However, quite similar conclusions were reached based on modeling of the data on their original scale.

In a comparison of several divergent T4SSs, R. prowazekii ORF 288 was suggested as a possible candidate for VirB7 [27], a conclusion likely reached based on synteny, as the gene for RP288 is located directly upstream of virB8b (Figure S1).

In addition, the saturation that was reached based on relatively small sample might limit the heterogeneity of the sample and decrease the generalizability of the results.