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This region renders the activity of the promoter sensitive to the degree of negative supercoiling, which activates transcription by enhancing DNA melting, and leads to its inhibition by the accumulation of ppGpp at slower growth rates [ 66].

This was possibly due to large (quasi-symmetric) variation in the pairs of data around the mean, as the TEM% is sensitive to the degree of variability in the data pairs (and systematic error), yet this variability is not reflected in the percentage difference of the mean scores as it is only sensitive to systematic error.

Simulations indicate that: (a) the approximate test based on the increase of the log-likelihood is helpful in identifying the number of significant sets; (b) the orientation parameters used in the simulation are well retrieved with the proposed algorithm; and (c) the dispersion parameters are more sensitive to the degree of overlap of the simulated joint sets.

However, it should be mentioned that data for the individual samples within the set may be a little different from typical because the volume increase is sensitive to the degree of localization of deformations in the neck and the neck shape was not exactly the same for the compared samples.

Imperfection sensitive, multi-degree-of-freedom, autonomous, structural systems under partial follower compressive loading, which lose their stability via divergence are investigated both qualitatively and quantitatively.

The sphere-like small-angle X-ray scattering spectrum and the sharp rise in pyrene emission suggest that the observed CGT is likely triggered by drastic changes in the chain's hydrophobicity, sensitive to the degree of protonation near the coil globule transition point.

The elevated temperature compressive strength is more sensitive to the degree of interconnectivity of the three dimensional Mg2Si network than to the shape of the individual particles.

Furthermore, the demonstrated level of consistency suggests that the safety model approach demonstrated in this paper is robust in that the final conclusions regarding the expected safety impacts of the candidate VSLS system are not highly sensitive to the degree of optimality of the crash prediction model.

The neutron reflection experiments using a buffered D2O subphase are specifically sensitive to the degree of penetration of the peptide into the aqueous layer, and oxidation is seen to make no measurable change in this degree of penetration (see Figure 7 ).

As can be seen, the coefficient of friction is highly sensitive to the degree of glycosylation of the SCF.

According to the above assumption, the complexity of the stress field acting on the fatigue process zone is directly taken into account through the ratio between the ranges of the normal and shear stress relative to the critical plane, being such a ratio sensitive to the degree of non-proportionality of the applied loading but not to the presence of superimposed static stresses.