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The intense peak at 38.1 represents preferential growth in the (111) direction.
The masculinity dimension of national culture represents preferential forms of social behaviour that privilege either competition, materialism and wealth, and cultures where society at large is more competitive, while femininity stands for a preference for cooperation, modesty, caring for the weak, quality of life, and a more consensus-oriented society.
Although each subnetwork represents preferential transmission routes, already known in the case of EAO (Lemey et al. 2009), the connectivities of their nodes are quite distinct.
The deals may have had a certain self-serving logic from the narrow perspective of the Luxembourg or Dutch treasuries, but they represented preferential tax treatment which can – in the end – only force revenues down, leading to privatised affluence and public squalor.
In many aquifer types, fractures associated with faults, bedding planes and stratabound joints represent preferential pathways for fluids and contaminants.
The A matrix derived from B, and representing realized distributions, is thus as close as possible to the P matrix, representing preferential distributions, based on the least-squares criterion.
However, at day 30 of post-transplantation the allochimeric molecule-treated rats showed the restriction of TCR repertoire with altered dominant size peaks representing preferential clonal expansion of Vβ7, Vβ11, Vβ13, Vβ 14, and Vβ15 genes.
The modes with the lower frequencies represent preferential global motions.
Positive values represent preferential maternal expression (colored red), and negative values represent preferential expression of the paternal allele (colored blue).
Positive values represent preferential maternal expression (colored red) while negative values represent preferential expression of the paternal allele (colored blue).
Whether these sites represent preferential MAV integration sites or regions that contain genes required for tumor development remains an open question.
