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This study presents analytical models for naturally fractured tectonic reservoirs (NFTRs), which essentially correspond to type I fractured reservoirs, including the effects of the nonlinear gradient term for radial flow, single phase (oil), for constant rate in an infinite reservoir.

Proteolytic processing of the full-length precursor protein (also referred to as profilaggrin) releases the so-called filaggrin monomers, which essentially correspond to the central domain sequence repeats (23, 25).

In 2003, Whitney et al. [ 3] noted suites of genes associated with lymphocyte, neutrophil, and reticulocyte abundance (which essentially correspond to Axes 1, 5, and 2 in our study defining conserved axes of covariance in blood [ 21]), but only documented 340 genes with high "intrinsic scores" in peripheral blood monocytes, implying that they were differentially expressed among 16 individuals.

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Once circular sets are allowed, a strengthening of extensional equality by means of a suitable isomorphism relation (bisimulation, in current terminology) is needed which essentially corresponds to the isomorphism of the trees picturing the given sets.

For presentation simplicity, in the following, the same modulation scheme is adopted by all users in the cell, which essentially corresponds to the use of a common form of efficiency function by all users.

Phylogenies were inferred using maximum likelihood (ML) as implemented in PAUP* 4.0 [83], RAxML 7.0.4 [84], and GARLI 0.96 [85] using a GTR + Γ + I model of nucleotide substitution (except RAxML which implemented a GTR CAT model for topology search and a GTR + Γ model for tree optimization, both with 20 rate categories one of which essentially corresponds to invariant sites).

The shortest aberrant species encoded by transcripts from the der 1 chromosome is CP1, which essentially corresponds to DISC1 amino acids 1 598.

Figure 2 illustrates that the zone of stem elongation is limited to the terminal internodes up to IN4, which essentially corresponds to the primary stem growth region.

Many of these 16S rRNA gene sequences corresponded to uncultivated organisms about which essentially nothing else was known.

The second solution corresponds to a Lipschitz but non-differentiable scheduled selection, which essentially smoothens out the discontinuous nature of the nested ellipsoids.