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Previously published results showed that typical armadillo-repeat units often form a superhelix, which typically provides a platform for many protein partners that transduce Wnt signaling, such as β-catenin.

The Neuton takes about 12 hours for a full charge, which typically provides three hours of operation.

Yet the distinction between profit-making companies and educational institutions is becoming increasingly moot; the fastest-growing sector of higher education is, in fact, the "corporate university," which typically provides training for middle and upper management.

Unlike other paleontological sites in east Africa, the rock here does not contain volcanic sediment, which typically provides researchers with a reliable way to date fossils.

The combination of these uncertainties results in ambiguity in the GRV estimates which typically provides the largest uncertainty for calculating hydrocarbon volumes (Shepherd 2009).

The default of one pixel, which typically provides enough resolution to show the shape of a data set, is controlled by the variablebinwidth in the bin method in its respective data object.

Scott Wren, a senior equity strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors, said he expected more merger and acquisition activity, which typically provided a temporary lift for the markets.

The legislation will impose an excise tax in 2018 designed to drive employers and their workers away from the highest-cost insurance policies, which typically provide generous benefits at little out-of-pocket cost to the workers.

A variety of nanosensor designs for the same analyte may be found, which typically provide different levels of sensitivity and specificity.

This voice appears to be strongly associated with textbooks, which typically provide general introductions or 'surveys' of historical periods, characterizing them in terms of generalized patterns of cause and change.

Current methods to assess soil moisture extremes rely primarily on point-based in situ meteorological stations which typically provide precipitation and temperature rather than direct measurements of soil moisture.