This circular reasoning is termed herein as a Valley of Confusion.
Due to their being free of strong, costly crushing, the DCLs termed herein are characterized by larger size than conventional recycled aggregates.
The method links the enhancement of load-carrying capacity with the shortening of the portion (termed herein effective length) of the beam which has been found both experimentally and numerically to resist the action of the applied load under increasing loading rates.
The fastest growing clone within the first group, termed herein AS-ATNMF1 (Figure 2), was chosen for subsequent phenotypic and genotypic evaluation.
In this study, we have focused on RNA-257, termed herein RNA-2571.
Their genetic bases have become clear with the cloning of two major disease susceptibility genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2, termed herein ' BRCA' genes [ 1, 2, 3, 4].
This study included 38 healthy individuals who were diagnosed with benign breast disorders that included fibrocystic changes, hyperplastic changes and benign tumors (this group is termed herein "Benign").
One definition, termed herein as Singly Connected Metabolite (SCM), specifies internal metabolites with only one participating reaction as a dead-end metabolite [ 24].
In a symmetric exchange, proteins exit from adhesion sites with the same state they had upon entering these sites, while in an asymmetric exchange they exit in a different state, termed herein a primed state.
The titrations suggest that AlkB/Zn II) transiently populates a state in which the active site methionine residues (and by extension the NRL) are disordered (termed herein the open state) and a state in which these residues are ordered (termed the closed state).
