However, the relationships differ further from those detected for the tether factors in being both more extensive, i.e. encompassing a greater proportion of the polypeptide, and more varied, i.e. including regions of the polypeptide with differing secondary structure.
Finally, environmental or behavioral differences could lead to differing secondary transmission rates in our study, for example differences in use of air conditioning, high background use of face masks, or differences in the amount of time spent with family members at home.
A dilution cum purge ejector for application in fuel cells represents a domain of ejector operation involving low entrainment ratio with differing secondary and primary gas; which is hardly investigated and a cohesive design framework is not readily available.
Reid does defend a primary/secondary quality distinction, but, unusually, Reid's distinction is drawn not in metaphysical terms but in epistemic terms premised upon discussion of the differing ways that secondary and primary qualities relate to our minds (Nichols 2007, ch. 6).
The differing presence of secondary structure elements in the tail segments of the models is a result of the high variability in sequence and length.
The improvements in these fusion criteria for Osteogenic Protein 1 versus autograft were considered secondary to the differing mechanisms of bone induction.
Maybe the differing reactions reflect the differences between the cities.
Of course this is speculative, but it nevertheless a plausible explanation for the differing degrees of consistency across primary, secondary, and tertiary folds.
Reasons for the differing rates of oxidation are discussed, as well as secondary reactions that occur as a result of photooxidation.
When one factors in the differing types of selection, the divergence between primary and secondary sexual characters can be easily differentiated: Darwin explained differences between the sexes through natural and sexual selection.
