The clinical presentations of CCFs can be varied as well, mimicking diseases like multiple sclerosis, brain tumors, or stroke, making it imperative that emergency physicians in the right setting include this disease in their differential diagnosis.
This means that although the asymptotic distribution of the samples well mimics most of the factors of the integrand, the empirical distribution of the finite number of samples can be far from the desired distribution.
X-ray crystallography discloses that the nitro group well mimics the transition state occurred in the hydrolysis catalyzed by CPA, that is, an O,O′-bidentate coordination to the zinc ion and the two respective hydrogen bonds with Glu-270 and Arg-127.
It very well mimics the human situation, with the advantage to interfere at defined stages of the process in order to eventually prevent these diseases.
A case in point is the differentiation program of keratinocytes, which can be well mimicked in cell culture conditions.
In contrast to this, our model well mimicked an acute established periprosthetic infection within 24 h after total keen arthroplasty and a small prosthesis-related gap would help to preserve effective concentration [ 10, 25].
As shown in Figure 3, all the Pt x Co/C and Pt/C catalysts exhibit a Δμ peak with characteristic features of a Pt surface, which can be well mimicked by the Δμ signal given by the theoretical multiple scattering FEFF8 calculations using a Pt6 or Pt25 cluster with or without adsorbates, as reported many times previously in the literature.
This line should move upwards a little as well, mimicking a very long eyelash.
In fact he is talkative, outgoing, sociable, popular with his colleagues and a good mimic, as well as a consistently good singles player.
Writing about its selection from the 1981 film, one reviewer for the BBC commented that it worked well to "mimic Laurie's situation (sleeping a lot)", making "the once innocent sounding lyrics seem threatening in a horror film".
