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It suggests that diverse amine sources, which possibly have different hydroxyl ion releasing rate contributing to different reaction rates, probably play an importance role in controlling the assembly of different ZnO architectures, besides temperature and time.
In order to improve our understanding of the composition and evolution of the basal transcription machinery in plants, we have searched the Arabidopsis databases for putative variants of the conserved GTFs and which possibly have plant-specific functions.
In mammals, there are seven sirtuin homologues (SIRT1 to SIRT7), which possibly have a role in adapting to food deprivation and other environmental stressors.
We further excluded 1,918 markers, which possibly have errors or have poor information in RH vector using three criteria (see Methods for details).
Besides, this chromosome is rich in duplicated regions, which possibly have affected the alignment of sequence reads leading to detection of very few InDels in the first place [ 57].
"I'll have a half of lager," says Bill, before I wimp out for an orange and lemonade, which possibly has more calories in it anyway.
Luis' brother, Diego de Castilla, gave El Greco his first commission in Spain, which possibly had been promised before the artist left Italy.
An obvious choice would be Alice from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, which possibly has long hair as a requisite but, apart from that, needs not much more than a demure blue dress.
The track is near the tiny town of Mokpo, which possibly has a higher density of "love motels" — designed to be rented by the hour — and fewer regular hotels than any other town in the world.
It was awarded to Speedvision, which possibly has good coverage but isn't on cable in my area.
The argument under consideration and which, possibly, has its first statement in Madell (1981), does not concern identity through time, but the consequences for identity of certain counterfactuals concerning origin.
