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The main intracellular forms observed for GR3 (30 40 kDa) were longer than predicted (26 28 kDa) (Fig. 2A).
PCR bands that were amplified from genomic DNA of Vitis vinifera 'Cabernet Sauvignon' were longer than predicted on the basis of plant flavonoid hydroxylase transcripts (Table 1 and 2). a Degenerate IUB code: I = inosine; R = A or G; M = A or C; W = A or T; Y = C or T; S = C or G; D = A, G or T; N, A, C, G or T. * in absence of introns.
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Thus, the gonotrophic cycle may be longer than predicted by this model.
EDP in the auks and penguins tend to be longer than predicted by egg mass.
The 99th-percentile dispersal distances of the alien species ranged from 3.8 m to 309.3 m, and these distances were longer than the values predicted on the basis of their functional traits, such as terminal velocity.
Building design codes generally impose some upper limit on the magnitude of the natural period determined from a rational numerical analysis if the period is longer than that predicted by empirical code equations since the code equations are derived on the basis of measuring the period of real buildings during an earthquake.
Interestingly, both of the sequences are longer than the predicted gene.
The median survival time for T2 and T3 patients was longer than preoperatively predicted.
Wide adoption of autonomous vehicles, however, will be longer than what many have predicted.
A putative upstream in-frame start codon could be found for syntaxin 1-like gene LmjF28.1470, suggesting the production of a corresponding protein that would be longer than the one originally predicted.
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