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Unlike a typical venture capital firm, which usually comprises several managers financed by a passive group of institutional investors, Social+Capital operates like an investor collective.

In addition, ships operating around Somalia wear out more quickly than those in other waters dust and sand in the air damage their engines and the high temperatures harm electronics designed to operate in cooler Atlantic or Mediterranean waters.Hence the NATO component of the anti-piracy force, which usually comprises four or five ships, is down to two and securing these was a stretch.

Farmers cultivating the same commodity and residing in the same or nearby neighborhoods are encouraged to form a farmers' group, which usually comprises 20 30 people.

On the other hand, the range of SPAD is from 3 to 6 amino acid residues, which usually comprises 6-12 atoms.

The ROI is defined to be the scope of the IPM, which usually comprises the own and the two adjacent lanes, and extends longitudinally up to a distance d f that depends on the camera calibration.

The tissue-fraction effect arises because the activity reported in each PET voxel is an average of the corresponding volume, which usually comprises tissues of different types and activity concentrations.

TALENs exploit the DNA-binding domain of TAL effectors, which usually comprise 1.5 to 33.5 tandem repeats (TALE repeats), for sequence specific and customizable DNA recognition (Swarup et al., 1992; Bonas et al., 1993; Bai et al., 2000; Gu et al., 2005; White and Yang, 2009; Boch and Bonas, 2010).

This session would also be the most representative one with respect to most other experiments, which usually comprise one session only.

There is less of a clear preference for the 310 helices to hydrogen bond with particular polar sidechains than in α-helices, probably due to the greater plasticity in these helices, which usually comprise only two or three turns.

Laccase is the most preferred ligninase enzyme [ 11], but can directly oxidize only phenolic lignin units [ 12- 14], which usually comprise less than 10% of the total polymer content of natural lignin [ 1, 12].

It was interesting to note that implication of the biceps tendon was also usually associated with tears of the cuff on either side of the exit of the tendon from the joint so that the tendon lay in a fascial sling which usually comprised the border of the subscapularis tendon (Fig.  14).