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Ryse: Son Of Rome: Often visually stunning, but remarkably repetitive.

Analysis of the cysteine repeats in partial sequences of CREMP reveals runs of remarkably repetitive patterns.

Remarkably, repetitive BCR stimulation of normal B cells leads to anergy and CD5 expression, both of which are features of CLL.

In addition, the nature of these ORFs is remarkably repetitive due to the close similarity (near-identity) of the cohesin modules, which did not allow us to validate the transcript of this locus by PCR.

Remarkably, the highly repetitive display allows to elicit strong antibody responses even against self-antigens [15] [20].

The mean value of resting [Ca2+]i was significantly increased by SGIR (P < 0.01 vs NC group), and the increased resting [Ca2+]i was remarkably countered by repetitive EA pretreatment (P < 0.01 vs SGIR group).

Instead of serving as either cautionary tale ("All About Eve") or upper-class urban fairy tale ("Sex and the City"), "Entourage" is just a story about some guys with a knack for making sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll look remarkably lackluster, as their repetitive banter blends into a muddled white noise of macho white-people ribbing.

Most importantly, ERP modulations in the N1 time window (i.e., larger responses for random than repetitive tones) were remarkably similar for adults and children, both in amplitude and latency.

Many different types of miRNAs can be detected in circulating blood, and these miRNAs are present in a remarkably stable form that even withstand repetitive freezing/thawing cycles and are protected against RNases.

Despite heavy investment in this area, evidence of effective secondary interventions for repetitive self-harm remains remarkably scarce [ 19].

In seven species, another repetitive sequence with a remarkably long motif was found in domain III of both CR and CR.