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The lack of observed density for the longer peptide may reflect relatively weaker binding relative of the H3K27me3 compared to the H3K9me3 and H3K36me3 peptides, consistent with the kinetic results (Figs. 3E, S16).

Jeffrey S. Lehman, the dean of Michigan Law School, rejected both Judge Boggs's and Judge Gilman's conclusions, contending that Michigan's actual practices reflect "relatively small differences" between minority and other applicants and fall "comfortably within what Justice Powell contemplated".

Dr. Eloundou-Enyegue worries that Africa's modestly declining birthrates reflect relatively rich, educated people reducing to invest in raising "quality" children, while poor people continue to have many offspring, strengthening divisions between haves and have-nots.

Thus, the stands reflect relatively young forest, and w1 would be almost equal to w.

First, it should be acknowledged that diary responses reflect relatively coarse measures of attentional disengagements in everyday life.

The sharp distinctions in yield and compositions between closed reactions and gas flow reactions reflect relatively uniform substrate compositions under gas flow and changing compositions in closed reactions.

Both patient groups showed greater activity in the precuneus, posterior cingulate and angular gyrus bilaterally relative to healthy controls, reflecting relatively reduced deactivation.

The growth plan of 7-Eleven, officials said, reflects relatively strong demand for its products.

The company expects net realized investment gains of $1.2 billion to $1.8 billion, reflecting relatively modest credit losses and substantial derivative gains.

The overview of the federal courts' workload, presented as an appendix to the chief justice's report, reflected relatively modest growth in most areas.

Overall, the responses reflected relatively strong associations of science with men rather than women.