Notably, this led to the identification of 41 alignment positions in which residues invariable throughout dicots are absent in monocots, and 84 alignment positions in which residues invariable throughout monocots are absent in dicots.
The disquiet Araki provokes stems from his preoccupation with sexual imagery, in which the invariable focus is on the female body.
These data fall into two types: static data, which are invariable in time, and dynamic data, which evolve according to fluid motions in the reservoir.
This number can be directly derived from the base station density D B and the covered area, which is invariable depending on the design choices.
After being diluted with 300 ml deionized water, the PL spectra show a single-emission peak at 443 nm, which is invariable as the excitation wavelength varies (Fig. 3d; the excitation wavelengths progressively increasing from 330 to 410 nm).
In addition a single substitution was generated in which the invariable A at position 5 (relative to the beginning of the motif) that corresponds to the translation initiating AUG, was replaced by C (mut5).
For example, CD1 molecules, which present invariable lipid antigens, are encoded outside the MHC in mammals, but within the MHC in chicken [ 25, 26].
The sensor continuously operated at 973 K for 60 h, its limmiting current is almost invariable, which is ∼30 mA.
Ortega aspirations concerning the interpenetration of history and philosophy was conveyed in his 1929 lectures: "I hope, for very concrete reasons, that in our age the curiosity for the eternal and invariable which is philosophy and the curiosity for the inconstant and changeable which is history, for the first time join each other and embrace" (Obras, 7: 285).
We demonstrated that TISU, which has an invariable ATG, composes a strong translation initiation context.
