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We have shown therein that this transition is related to the pre-melting of water induced by the segmental motions of the polymer.

Although netting and releasing may in principle have caused changes in individual behaviour ([ 63], but see e.g. [ 64]), we argue, based on our long-term experience with butterfly behaviour after capture (15 years for P. eunomia in the Prés de la Lienne study site: [ 13] and references therein), that this was at the utmost limited.

Even though evolutionary biology has not yet been axiomatized, we can recognize general propositions therein that are essential to determining certain concepts of this theory.

It feels as though Cale has been listening to the work of bands 30 years his junior - Radiohead, Wilco, Spoon - and has heard something therein that has inspired him like little else since the 1970s.

Based on the evidence that playing action video games (AVGs) facilitates attentional and sensorimotor functions, this study examined the relation between AVG experience and the plasticity of insular subregions and the functional networks therein that are related to attentional and sensorimotor functions.

The salient feature of such opinions is "the action that is implicit therein"— that is, they are more or less verbal incitements to act against the government and thus they are directly contrary to the tacit social contract of citizenship.

Moreover, one can prove (see [14] and references therein) that begin{aligned} det H u)= J rho ) e^{(n+1) u}.

There are rich literatures (see, e.g., [10 12] and the references therein) that have established the optimality of likelihood ratio test (LRT) in the detection problems.

However, by separating the sequences into distinct subgroups based on their phylogenetic relationship and applying the site models in PAML 4.0 [45], we successfully detected the branch and the specific sites therein that were under host-driven positive selection.

This is a special case of a technique called separable least squares (Nielsen, 2000 ▶, and references therein) that converges to the same minimum as previously, but with fewer iterations for the same cost per iteration.

Additionally, these findings may direct us to other signaling pathways and specific genes therein that are potential targets for cancer chemotherapy.