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Consequently, the use of exhaust ventilation systems is predicted to produce lower indoor ozone concentrations than would occur with balanced ventilation systems operating at the same air-exchange rate.

Based on the MglA MglB cocrystal structural analyses (Miertzschke et al. 2011), only the conserved aspartate of the Group 2 5 systems is predicted to be within interaction distance (5 Å) of MglA (supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online); however, the function of the aspartate remains to be explored.

Compared with traditional practices, improved management systems were predicted to reduce N losses by up to 66% during these years.

The installed capacity of grid-connected photovoltaic systems was predicted to be 53.5 GW in 2020 [11].

Sixty-one systems were predicted to be binding protein-dependent importers of known function and eleven systems were predicted to be importers but of unknown function.

Two of these orthologous systems are predicted to be involved in the direct uptake of iron (III) from the environment, and the two other systems are predicted to be involved in iron acquisition using siderophores.

Global climate change impacts on human and natural systems are predicted to be severe, far reaching, and to affect the most physically and economically vulnerable disproportionately.

Many of the CHED mutations recapitulated in heterologous systems are predicted to generate a misfolded SLC4A11 protein and have been shown to accumulate in intracellular compartments when expressed in cultured cells [ 5].

Dozens of genes coding for kinases and two-component signal transduction systems were predicted to be CRP-regulated, suggesting that CRP might play an important role in response to environmental changes in cyanobacteria.

Comparison of the reannotated ABC system inventories reveals that the B. mallei ATCC 23344 genome completely lacks 14 of the remaining 24 systems, whist another 7 systems are predicted to be inactive due to the deletion of a gene encoding one ABC component.

Since 1983, the United States has spent $67.7 billion for missile defense research, and the current system is predicted to cost $12.5 billion.