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As regards the structural mechanisms mediating functional change, analyses of some structurally and functionally divergent CATH superfamilies revealed substantial insertion of residues often resulting in additional secondary structural features packed against the common structural core of the domain and appearing as embellishments to that highly conserved core.

Crossresistance to some structurally and functionally unrelated natural-derived drugs (e.g. daunomycin, etoposide, vincristine) is called multidrug resistance (MDR).

Ms. Monte's "Amor Fati" (1999), to music by the Balanescu Quartet, was in some ways structurally and dramatically similar.

With respect to the AAIRB's claims that the dissemination of the findings from the BMPS would discourage breastfeeding amongst Alaska Native mothers, there are multiple factors, some far more structurally and socially embedded than fear of environmental contaminants, that inhibit breastfeeding.

Previous studies have demonstrated that some regions constitute a structurally and functionally connected neuronal network that supports the default function of the human brain.

Peak symmetry and column efficiency were briefly studied for some structurally close analogues.

In some species, genes within each class are both structurally and functionally divergent [ 7].

For example, Japan and the United States have some unique TSNs, like "married and distal" in the former and structurally and functionally restricted in the latter [ 7].

There are several synthetic derivatives of the natural agonist ATP and some structurally-complex antagonists including compounds such as PPADS, NTP-ATP, suramin and its derivatives (e.g. NF279, NF449).

(Meyer-Lindenberg and Weinberger [2006]; Meyer-Lindenberg et al. [2006]) Some brain imaging research projects have also revealed that the hippocampus is both structurally and functionally different.

The skeletal, muscular, circulatory, and excretory systems are structurally and functionally typical of a winged insect with the exception of some adaptive variations.