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While a substantial SNP victory seems likely, the unique interaction of the first (constituency) and second (regional) votes in the D'Hondt system for allocating seats makes the placement of the runners up far less predictable than in a traditional first past the post arrangement.
The novelty of the method lies in the unique interaction of the electron beam with a dielectric target, in which ions in the beam-produced plasma neutralize the target surface charge build-up.
Poliseno et al. (2010) further uncovered a unique interaction of the PTEN tumor suppressor gene and its pseudogene (PTENP1), both of which are subject to the same miRNA-mediated post-transcriptional regulation (Poliseno et al., 2010).
While its overall structure is similar to that of BR, the most distinct feature of this rhodopsin is the unique interaction of the carboxylic cytoplasmic proton donor with a Cys residue on helix G, replacing typical pairing with Thr or Ser on helix B found in other microbial rhodopsins.
Whereas the background of tricresyl phosphate-based CPE may exceed the level of microampere due to unique interactions of the binder [15].
Intensive research during the last decade has pointed to a unique interaction of activated T cells with the BBB.
Clearly, the unique interaction of host- and bacterial-derived enzymes with dietary carbohydrates (sucrose and starch) resulted in extensive remodeling of S. mutans-transcriptome over the course of biofilm formation.
In this work, we investigate the unique interaction of TA toxicity and its amelioration by auxin.
The geographical pattern of incidence suggests a unique interaction of environmental and genetic factors.
Unusually candid, the programs are always provocative, fueled by a unique interaction of thought-leaders, trendsetters and authorities.
Acoustic cavitation provides a unique interaction of energy and matter, and ultrasonic irradiation of liquids causes high-energy chemical reactions to occur, often accompanied by the emission of light [11].
