Moreover, the midbrain is separated from the pons by a sizeable prepontine hindbrain domain (Fig. 15c; this conception is represented in the Allen Developing Mouse Brain Atlas).
The sample is modelled as d domains, each sizeable enough a single crystal to give rise to observable Bragg peaks.
Based on analysis of the crystal structures, we show that specific substitutions at the 4-position of the azabicyclo[5.3.0]alkane scaffold results in sizeable effects on the peptidomimetic BIR3 domain affinity.
Ubiquitin-binding motifs, such as UBA or UIM (ubiquitin interacting motif) domains, are present in a sizeable fraction of proteins involved in intracellular protein trafficking [58], and have been suggested to facilitate the "passing-off" of ubiquitinated endocytic cargo or components from one functional module in the processing machinery to another [58], [59].
But these experiments were conducted to examine the impact of within-subject (and item) variability, whereas the eyewitness domain is concerned with between-subject variability, which could be more sizeable.
Consequently, an array of oscillating "up and down" magnetic domain forms, known as stripe domain (SD), which suggests the existence of sizeable perpendicular magnetic anisotropy [27].
As in the spatial domain, J-UNIWARD clearly outperformed both nsF5 and both versions of UED by a sizeable margin across all three quality factors.
Lipids are a potential sizeable reservoir of fossil carbon on Mars, and can be used to distinguish between different domains of life.
A 3-factor structure was found to be a better fit, as indicated by sizeable reductions in the values of goodness of fit indices, and a CFA was conducted with the domain specification shown in Table 2.
Because both the psychosocial domain of WE-CARE and the mental component summary of the SF-36 measure similar concepts, a sizeable correlation between the two scores was expected.
The "if", though, is sizeable.
