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This confirms the validity of this approach, which consequently represents a very interesting candidate for efficient ferroelectric compact models to be used either in memory or in analog design applications.

Real-time PCR on a similar amount of soil as used for inoculation of agar plates gave all Ct-values above 25 which consequently represent a conservative threshold for separating viable from non-viable bacteria.

Overexpression of the human epidermal growth factor receptor (HER -2 oncogenic receptor tyrosine kinase, wHER -2ccurs in 25% oncogenic cancereceptorends poor clinical outyrosined consequently represents an attractive target for therapeutic intervention.

Our results on murine muscle tissues strongly suggest a model in which NF-Y loss is required for heterochromatinization of cell cycle regulatory genes and consequently represents a common pathway for cell cycle gene silencing during differentiation (Figure 6B).

It consequently represents a frontline target in anti-microbial therapy.

The dynamic model of the moving platform consequently represents a weightless link with three concentrated masses.

The measure consequently represents the contribution of each female to the number of females in the subsequent generation.

PTGS is closely related to RNA interference and, consequently, represents an ancient eukaryotic genetic phenomenon [ 2].

Those deficiencies could appear as a consequence of fact that analysis of dynamic reality is made on the base of historical data, which consequently means that available data represent the past i.e. they are not, or they are only partially adequate to present state of the considered reality.

Incidence of t091 isolates, representing genotype belonging to ST7 (CC7), which consequently occurred in studied here pigs at several sampling sessions has not been already reported in this species, suggesting the possibility of emergence of new genotype in livestock.

Where A1 represents a first innovation, e.g. the transistor, which consequently enables various technologies B1 to Bn.