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The device is composed of a positioning stage and a vacuum sample-holder, which can be aligned by means of two alignment screws.

A 3D graphic database of artificial teeth, which can be aligned with parameters, was established.

By comparison, peptide amphiphiles (PAs) are molecules that can self-assemble into nanofibers, which can be aligned to mimic the native architecture of peripheral nerve.

Thus, droplets of the heavily doped PDLC device have better molecular arrangement than lightly doped devices, which can be aligned at low voltage [11].

Vertebrate genomes contain four Sec24 genes, which can be aligned in pairs, Sec24D/Sec24C and Sec24B/Sec24A.

It is predicted to be localized to the endomembrane system, and to have 5 7 transmembrane regions [23], 4 of which can be aligned to predicted membrane spanning segments in the closest LAZ1 human homolog TMEM34 (Figure S4, S7A).

On the other hand, RNA viruses (with the exception of retroviruses) possess an RdRp not shared with the cell and their genomes are limited to few tens of thousand base pairs (the largest being the coronaviruses with 30 Kbp genomes), which often can be aligned allowing conventional phylogenetic analysis to be performed without the need for "alignment-free" methods.

Still, additional work is needed to further characterize the immunological mechanisms underlying DTH arthritis and the degree to which they can be aligned to RA pathogenesis.

Studies have already demonstrated that sequencing tags (typically 20 36 bases of cDNA) produces more robust results and detects more differentially expressed genes than several different microarray platforms, particularly when using a con-specific reference genome/transcriptome to which tags can be aligned [ 5].

Still there is often the expectation that futures studies can provide a clear orientation for future developments along which pending decisions can be "aligned", from which they can be "derived" and relatively to whom they can be "optimised".

To demonstrate how physical characteristics other than %ID can contribute to DNA hybridization kinetics, we considered GC content of the D. melanogaster probe (GC content), the length of the D. melanogaster probe (probe length), and the percent of the D. melanogaster probe length over which the heterologous sequence can be aligned (percent alignment length).