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Where the timescale of folding and thermophoresis overlap, one can observe complex kinetic traces that make data analysis challenging (Fig. S3).

'They have my information.' It was a vital evidence trace that made it easy to deal with malefactors should they present themselves," he told me.

The same observation can be made for traces that have a small value for the average of the reversal length.

The communications regulator has vowed to find ways to trace mystery companies that make nuisance marketing calls.

Indeed they already feel that they are close, since there's a map for tracing the hormones that make falling in love feel ecstatic, along with the areas of the brain responsible for emotions.

Law enforcement officials say there are often no witnesses, few leads and unidentifiable air-conditioner components that make tracing a sale nearly impossible.

Strapped onto a plane and a helicopter that the United States flew over the site, with Japanese permission, the equipment took measurements that showed harmful radiation in the immediate vicinity of the plant — a much heavier dose than the trace levels of radioactive particles that make up the atmospheric plume covering a much wider area.

It's that audio tracing technology that made it an appealing purchase for Yahoo, compared to the plethora of other social check-in apps.

Chilean poets and artists have been at the forefront of this politicized understanding of landscape, re-inscribing it in ways that make apparent the traces of conflict, violence and displacement so often erased from the more idealized, more pastoral renditions of nature.

It can be partitioned into the direct (not mediated by M) and indirect (mediated) effects of X by tracing the paths in Figure  2 that make up the total effect (52).

The residue contained traces of some of the amino acids that make up proteins.