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We show here that this property is shared by both the IS Lre2 family encoding p-MULT 3 transposases and several members of the IS Kra4 group (p-MULT 4 family).

This property is shared by (E t)) through the equivalence.

This property is shared by the uniformly convex space of Maurey and Rosenthal and two Banach spaces constructed in similar manners but with unconditional bases.

Of course, some specific properties of the initial family such as constant absolute amplitude in the case of Walsh codes are not preserved by orthogonal transforms, while others such as the chip structure of codes (signal constant over chip durations) are preserved because this property is shared by all signals in the vector space spanned by initial Walsh codes.

This property is shared by the muscle-specific creatine kinase enhancer in which a pair of E-boxes has been shown to be required for cooperative binding to MYOD and subsequent transcriptional activation [19].

In other settings, this property is shared by the canonical NF-κB activity which also plays an important role in activating both intrinsic genetic programs in cancer cells and the production of pro-oncogenic growth factors in cancer-associated stromal or inflammatory cells [3].

We first tested to what extent this property was shared with O. anthropi.

This restriction is imposed when autophagosomes are induced by NSP6 itself in nutrient media, or when autophagosomes are induced by starvation or chemical inhibition of MTOR signaling, and this property was shared by NSP6 proteins of MHV, SARS, and NSP5-7 of arterivirus PRRSV.

This striking and quite unusual property is shared by all proteins of the "High Mobility Group" by definition, as they were first discovered and purified based on their solubility in acid [1].

This is open-source biology, where intellectual property is shared.

In this paradigm, or mode of thinking, intellectual property is shared between companies and innovation laboratories to "oxygenate" the process.