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The plane of the paper in this article corresponds to a virtual vertical plane arranged perpendicularly to the plane of the façade.
Each average current/voltage relationship shown in this article corresponds to the mean of at least 10 cells and is representative of at least 3 independent experiments.
They showed that replacement of cysteine by serine in the 90th aa position, the substitution C90S, alone accounts for the whole shift in λmax from UVS to VS (all aa numbering in this article corresponds to the bovine rhodopsin [ 41]).
The result of this whole-genome project has been deposited at EMBL/GenBank database under the accession numbers CBLX010000001 CBLX010000027 for A. platycodi and CBLY010000001 CBLY010000009 for Saccharibacter sp. The material described in this article corresponds to the first version of the submitted genomes.
The channels of interest in this article correspond to Doppler frequencies beyond f d = 0.3.
The results depicted in this article correspond to the simulations performed using the TVCM mobility model as the performance obtained by the RWP mobility model exhibits quite similar tendencies.
Among the very low-frequency polymorphisms in such introns (fig. 1 A), the number of insertions (deletions) is 0.044 ± 0.012 0.1000 ± 0.021; throughout this article, the ranges correspond to 95% confidence intervals estimated from 1,000 bootstrap trials) of that of single-nucleotide substitutions, the latter being approximately 10− per nucleotide per generation (Haag-Liautard et al. 2007).
Two accuracies are evaluated in [10], namely accuracy 1 which corresponds to tempo correct in this article, and accuracy 2, which corresponds to the percentage of correctly identified tempo octaves.
The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily correspond to the position of ECDC but rather of the authors.
This article focuses on policymaking, which corresponds to the first three stages.
I have divided this article into three sections which correspond to three different dimensions of those multiple meanings: categories, concepts, and connotations.
