These venoms contain 50 200 different peptides ("conotoxins") that generally comprise 7 40 amino acid residues (including 0 5 disulfide bridges), and that frequently contain diverse posttranslational modifications, some of which have been demonstrated to be important for folding, stability, and biological activity.
Obesity related disease (ORD) that generally comprised of primary hypertension, T2DM, hyperlipidemia, stroke, CHD, fatty liver disease and gout belonged to one homogeneous disease with similar pathological characteristics of metabolic cardiovascular disorder.
In contrast, all studies published after 2000 except 1 (Terrones-Saldivar et al. 2008) reported the use of standardized quality control procedures that generally comprised evaluation of accuracy and precision by analysis of certified reference material, and 2 studies included additional interlaboratory comparisons (Singh et al. 2010; Zagrodzki et al. 2003).
Otherwise, patients are managed conservatively; this generally comprises information and advice about the knee complaints, medication for pain reduction and, if indicated, referral to physical therapy.
Spot-checking of the sequences excluded due to low similarity indicated that they generally comprised sequences that contained relatively long (given the length of the sequence) direct repeats.
The investigation of the phase structure revealed that the gel generally comprises three phases; the crystalline phase, noncrystalline amorphous phase, and crystalline amorphous interphase in a similar manner to the bulk crystals.
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In higher plants, DGAT1 proteins are encoded by genes that are generally comprised of 16 exons and 15 introns.
Often called the Prince of Wales's feathers, though more correctly known as the badge of the heir apparent, the symbol generally comprises a group of ostrich feathers that rise through a gold coronet of crosses and fleurs-de-lis, and dates from the 14th century.
Wang thought that brittle rocks generally comprise a high content of quartz and carbonates and the lowest clay content (Wang et al. 2015).
