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In Clark- w4, the first nucleotide of the fourth intron was substituted from G to A. The base substitution in Clark- w4 may have abolished the 5′ splice site (spliceosome recognition site).

If necessary, the amount of evaporated water was substituted from the corresponding sample batch.

The nucleotide sequence was substituted from the concatenated amino acid alignment.

In E30-D-1, a single base was substituted from G to A at nucleotide position 116 compared with Bay.

49, 50 Multiple sequence alignment confirmed that residue 59 was substituted from an A to R in classical PCV2b strains when compared to the vaccine strains and from an A to K in mPCV2b strains (Fig. 2).

In the 168 strain that is incapable of producing γ-PGA, a single nucleotide was substituted from cytosine to thymine in the promoter region of degQ, and a single adenine was inserted into the coding region of swrAA.

The duo were substituted from a clash in which a fast-starting Richmond were never headed before 45,268 spectators.

If PuLSaR is embedded into or integrated with another system, such as a broker's platform, the user-facing components and user agents (considered as external to PuLSaR) are expected to be substituted from platform specific services or parts.

There is no way that anyone can slice and dice risk with that kind of precision, because the subprime mortgage market was known to be infected with fraud, and because the investments inside of Norma could be substituted from time to time.

In addition, we tested allele effects of candidate regions in consomic strains (C57BL/6J-Chr 1A/J/ NaJ and C57BL/6J-Chr 11A/J/ NaJ) where the chromosome carrying the eQTL region has been substituted from the A/J background into a C57BL/6J background.

In cases where genetic data were not available for the species sampled in the phenotypic dataset, genetic data were substituted from another species attributed to the same genus in traditional taxonomies (i.e., Naja naja and Naja kaouthia; Rena dulcis and Rena humilis; Causus rhombeatus and Causus defilippi).