Characterization and comparison of these poly ester-imide)s with the correspoly ester-imiders suggested that the introduction of imide groups into the polyester chain is favourable for the formation of liquid crystalline phases.
The corresponding characterization suggested that there might be a synergistic effect of iron carbide and K/β-Mo2C, i.e. the formation of "K-Fe-Mo-C" species which favored the alcohols synthesis.
Thus, the comparison between transcript levels and presence of the corresponding proteins suggested that many genes encoding proteins secreted in cell walls are regulated at a post-transcriptional level.
Sequence-based prediction suggested that the MRE β-loops of RseP and SpoIVFB also have β-strands in the corresponding regions, suggesting that the MRE β-loop commonly assumes a β-hairpin-like structure.
The corresponding analysis suggests a breakpoint in the trend at around 1980: SD increases before 1980, and decreases afterwards.
In addition, Fig. 4b indicates an inhomogeneous element distribution for PBSCF-III, in which the Pr M4,5 white line reached the highest intensity in the near middle probe position but Ba M5,4 white line intensity is low in the corresponding position, suggesting the presence of minor heterostructure in the PBSCF-III compared to PBSCF-0 with homogeneous element distribution (Fig. 4c).
Both the ME voltage coefficient and the corresponding phase suggest that the ME effect is omni-directional around the fundamental extensional mode of the PZT ring and directional around the third extensional mode with different magnetic field orientation.
In fact, the corresponding result suggests that the gender gap tends to be larger in industries with a higher proportion of female employees, though this effect is not statistically significant.
Hence, the upregulated expression of the corresponding genes suggests that activation of anticoagulant mechanisms is a feature of bacterial infection of the uterus.
For both data sets, the background frequency of glycosylation was thus slightly higher than what was found to the corresponding ligands, suggesting the MHC class II ligand presentation could be interfered by glycosylations.
