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We have submitted a total of 36 models: 4 variants, corresponding to slightly different representations of the RI hypothesis, for each of the 9 categories.

The final submittal consists of 36 executable computer codes: 4 variants corresponding to different smoothing parameters for each of the 9 categories.

The experimental data exhibit a preference for specific variants of this orientation relationship: those variants corresponding to relatively low cementite ferrite misfit-strain energy are favoured.

Employing X-ray diffraction (XRD) and aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM), we find that as the material transitions from a disordered to an ordered state, it forms four orientation variants corresponding to the four {111}NaCl planes.

The response of several different mass-asymmetric structural variants, corresponding to different occupancy levels of the structure, was analysed, and the results obtained are presented as floor plan projection envelopes of the top, relative and base displacements, as well as the storey drifts.

In all such cases splice variants corresponding to a gene belong to the same kinase subfamily.

To clarify the difference of underlying natures of the two coupling modes, selection rules of martensitic variant, corresponding to the two modes, are found out, which agree well with our predictions.

The C3 R102G variant corresponding to the electrophoretic protein variant C3F (fast), was associated with AMD in familial cases when compared to non-AMD controls (p = 0.008) or to blood donor controls (p = 0.039) (Tables S2, S3 and S4).

In fact, some annealing protocols promoted RNA degradation (see condition #10 for the C.b.[Im11] variant, corresponding to an incubation for 3 min at 85°C followed by the addition of 15 mM MgCl2; Figure 5C).

Genomic variant corresponding to Variation_7105 looked identical in size and overall copy number (Figure S4, panel A) between the six ICCA patients and the unaffected control individual (n°11) who all corresponded to Cluster 1-DNAs according to the qPCR experiments depicted above (Figure 3B, Figure S2).

Therefore, we used a measure of diversity that was specific for each 10-mer variant corresponding to the frequency of occurrence of each peptide among circulating HIV-1-B sequences based on a dataset of 514 recorded Nef sequences obtained from HIV-1-B infected individuals (using only independent sequences).