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On close examination of the residuals of displacement in our model (Fig. 7c), the subsidence along the volcanic front in the central Tohoku district may reflect this effect.

To reflect this effect on IDSSIM, we devise two similarity measures S I and S Q by comparing two chrominance values, defined as: S_{I}(x)=frac{2{I}_{1}left (x right cdot {I }_{2}left (x right)+{C}_{4}}{{{I }_{1}left (x right)}^{2}+{{I}_{2}left (x right)}^{2}+{C}_{4}} (14).

The values obtained for JAK2 JH1 (Table 2) reflect this effect, as the fold change varies over wide ranges when compare to WT (8 to almost 40-fold) and significant differences are also found in the percentage of the total catalytic efficiency for certain peptides.

The zeta potential changes reflect this effect.

The current data reflect this effect by lower L3 muscle index in patients with stage III IV disease.

Therefore, the affinity improvement of the ligand observed here may reflect this effect as well as the cooperative binding of ligands to two arms of the same IgG.

The high kaolinite concentration off the west coast of Africa near the Equator reflects this effect.

As the initial design and the follow-up semifoldover design are usually conducted at different stages, it is important to consider a block factor reflecting this effect.

Yet, only a portion of teaching evaluations reflects this effect.

It can be argued that the loss of specific CDY1 sequence variants being significantly more frequent in infertile males than in controls partially reflects this effect (Machev et al., 2004).

We argue that the subtitle for the pertinent subsection "Stimulus specific crosstalk allows LTβR signal to prolong TLR4 induced RelA NF-κB response" aptly reflects this effect of LTβ R cotreatment in prolonging TLR4 induced RelA NF-κ B response.