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DFT modelling showed that back-bonding from the metal d xz and d yz orbitals is substantially weaker for Au(iii) than for Pt(ii); this reinforces the bonding picture suggested by the spectroscopic results for compounds 45 47.

Compared with that for women without a parental history of diabetes or obesity, the RR of type 2 diabetes was similar for women with a parental history of both obesity and diabetes and those with only a parental history of diabetes but substantially weaker for women with only a parental history of obesity.

The affinity of BM3.3 for the pBM8 ligand is substantially weaker than for the pBM1 ligand [ 39], possibly as a result of the reorganization of CDR3β and displacement of CDR2α, but also possibly from the different interactions present within the interface.

Thus, the TAM receptors fall into two groups based on features of their ligand and PtdSer activation profiles: Tyro3 and Mer are activated by both Gas6 and Pros1, whereas Axl is activated only by Gas6; and while Gla-less Gas6 is a substantially weaker ligand for Tyro3 and Mer, it is effectively dead as a ligand for Axl.

Only about 8percentt reported "substantially weaker demand" for such projects, the survey said.

Revenue from its wireless chip unit fell 8percentto to $658 million, partly because of "substantially weaker demand" for wireless baseband chips.

These studies have yielded substantially weaker support for the DTC hypothesis than prior cross-sectional studies.

The associations between these variants and AMD, however, appear to be substantially weaker than for variants in CFH.

To compare the relative association between endogenous Np95 and Dnmts, we re-probed the blot in Fig 1A with a Dnmt1 antibody and observed a substantially weaker signal for the co-immunoprecipitated Dnmt1 relative to the input than in the case of Dnmt3a2 and Dnmt3b1 (supplementary Fig S3A online).

To the Editor: In their Editorial, Yudkin, Richter and Gale argue that 'Hyperglycaemia is a substantially weaker risk factor for CVD than cholesterol or blood pressure, and glucose-lowering interventions are correspondingly less effective' [ 1].

Intergenic TE fractions are significantly positively correlated with GL (r = 0.55, P = 1.4 × 10−9); however, the correlation is substantially weaker than seen for genic TE fractions and the slope of the relationship is far more flat (fig. 1 C ).