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Higher ionic strength shifts the equilibrium into monomer with apparently more compact structure while secondary structure remains unchanged.

However, in India, these appear more frequent with apparently more intense headaches on very hot days as revealed in diaries.

Staining was seen in all layers of the anal mucosa, with apparently more cytoplasmic staining of the basal cells.

Though these studies have reported that delirium was more likely in persons with apparently more severe prior cognitive impairments, it is difficult to be conclusive about the reliability of such retrospective measures.

For FT2·WT TTR (1 day incubation, panel b), the grids showed similar morphologies to those found in the WT TTR samples with apparently more abundant small amorphous spherical aggregates (broken circles).

However, over time in culture DHT-treated lungs (DHT and scram siRNA/DHT) developed a more complex branching pattern with apparently more numerous and densely packed branches compared to control lungs without DHT treatment.

Both TRPM8 R475C and K423N appeared to be marginally more sensitive to the antagonist AMTB compared with non-mutated TRPM8, with K423N apparently more sensitive to antagonist than R475C, although differences failed to reach statistical significance (see bar graphs in Figures 1b and 1c).

Compare this new album's most obvious stylistic departure - the opening single 'Sabali', in which Albarn's spookily disembodied production boldly relocates Mariam's whispered sweet nothings within a musical landscape that somehow evokes both Mercury Rev and Jean Michel Jarre - with the apparently more homespun recordings on the superb 2006 compilation 1990-1995: Le Meilleur Des Annees Maliennes.

Moreover it is found that regionalization is easier for catchments with an apparently more regular behaviour.

Cyclic voltammetry was measured at 5 h indicating the initial stages a kinetically limited biofilm and again at 24 h with an apparently more stable catalytic biofilm.

These tools have for long been considered to belong to the Lower Palaeolithic but they are sometimes associated with other apparently more evolved tool types having a transversal trimmed cutting edge.