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Edwardsiellae bacterium resides in subgroup 3 in γ-group of Proteobacteria [2] and contains 3 species, E. tarda, E. hoshinae and E. ictaluri, the notorious pathogen relatively strictly inhabiting and causing enteric septicemia in Channel catfish [4].
This motif is thought to be typically present in non-CpG island-associated promoters of genes with relatively strictly regulated transcription initiation.
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Let D⊂Cn be a relatively compact strictly pseudoconvex open set or a bounded symmetric and circled domain, and let S denote the Shilov boundary of A(D).
Islam is the predominant religion, though Hindu traditions of an earlier era are still evident in many areas, and relatively few Javanese strictly observe Muslim precepts.
These aquaporins allow the water component of CSF and plasma to move freely across the BBB in response to osmotic gradients associated with the presence of relatively impermeable and strictly regulated solutes.
In [8], Sankar Raj and Veeramani used a convergence theorem to prove the existence of best proximity points for relatively nonexpansive mappings in strictly convex Banach spaces.
For the degree of the infringement of privacy can be minimised, e.g. the information gained can relatively easily be kept strictly confidential by the police; moreover, there is no inherent reason for the police to illicitly widen a given infringement of privacy by breaching confidentiality.
Although it is likely that current chemotherapies inadvertently exploit genotypic changes to exert their antiproliferative effects, there are relatively few examples of strictly SL-based therapies in clinical trials (Brough et al. 2011; Kaelin 2005).
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