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These cause dilation of the capillary sphincters and opening of the whole capillary bed, which thus contains an increased proportion of the blood volume.

It also reduced candidal adhesion and biofilm formation, though three times less than the extract, which thus contains other factors suppressing C. albicans adherence.

We then obtain, through the removal of individual genes, the knockout strain network models used to drive the observed fitness model, which thus contains latent variables of our overall model, as described next in further detail.

The resulting IP domains are antiparallel, evidencing the development of a uniaxial IP anisotropy in our field of view, which thus contains only one of the two twin species responsible for the biaxial anisotropy (Supporting Information Note 2).

Continuous-Flow Procedure B: For the synthesis of acetamides 9a– 9n: A solution of amine 6 (2.0 mmol) in toluene (2.5 mL) was used to fill a 2 mL injection loop (which thus contained a maximum of 1.6 mmol amine).

It might be that the improvement of the enzymatic hydrolysis and the change in the enzyme adsorption was a result of the S-type AS covering the G-type spruce lignin surface, which thus contained a higher portion of S-type moieties after the treatment.

First, because the laser only fired a single start trigger for each original sweep/buffered sweep pair, the digitizer was used to acquire a continuous stream of 9536 samples (9.536 μs) for each sweep trigger, which thus contained both the original and buffered sweeps.

The common maternal transcriptome of these two species thus contains genes which are fundamentally important for the basic cellular functions of the developing embryo.

The dataset for each depth-of-coverage thus contains reads which correspond to the homozygous, heterozygous and low-cell-fraction tumor TEI.

Our novel network, which is shown in Figure 4 thus contains only those miRNAs that are significant in MS and other diseases (middle part of Figure 4) and those that are significant in MS, only.

The database thus contains only highly reproducible chemical shifts, which makes it a reliable source for identifying metabolic products.