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These results indicate that truncated Bgl1-STREP constructs probably interact with HIS-Cel5A-Bgl1-STREP protherebytheveny even remaining in the final eluate (Figure 2a).

This amplifies the phase angle error of α k  = arg c k because α k is multiplied with s in the phase normalisation (19), thereby even resulting in a negative effect on the recognition rate compared to a fixed normalisation with s = 1.

The indexes help the ICU management to monitor and thereby even improve the unit's performance and quality.

In contrast, at high latitudes warming could bring individuals currently at suboptimal temperatures closer to their thermal optima and thereby even enhance fitness [ 24].

Values for the persistence length of MTs hence range from hundreds of micrometers to several millimeters, thereby even exceeding values measured for carbon nanotubes [ 70].

Hence, enhanced activity in contralesional M1 might exert a negative influence on the motor network controlling the paretic hand and may thereby even impair recovery of function.

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Research has found however that the more important difference is that apprenticeship training in Switzerland tends to be organised so that employers can maximise the productive contribution of their apprentices during their training and thereby break-even, or even gain, on their investment by the end of the apprenticeship (Dionisius et al. 2009).

Since this was a Phase II study, the sample size was smaller (N = 147) than typical Phase III studies involving moderate to severe psoriasis, thereby requiring even one to use even greater caution in extrapolating the results of this analysis.

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They collected fees for various services from gross proceeds rather than net profits–as general partners in limited partnerships often do today and could thereby break even or turn a small profit even if the venture lost money for shareholders.