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Similar yields and extracellular measurements would be manifested by the flux alternatives.

Φ values were calculated to show how the structure of the binding transition state ensemble would be manifested in protein engineering studies.

Any untoward sign of heaven's disfavour, it was believed, would be manifested through such things as earthquakes, rebellions, droughts or other disturbances in the usual order of things.

The identification of a primary study outcome measure around which to design the trial is problematic, since there is little evidence to indicate how health effects from such low-level exposure would be manifested.

Far from being just an aesthetic goal (or worse a style for architecture) less is more implied a spatial revolution wherein the "destructive character" of modernization would be manifested in a space where inhabitants could start anew.

One would expect that if the miRNA expression heterogeneity in single cells was driven by genetic differences between cells, large variation would be manifested similarly between single-cell clonal populations because each clone was derived from a single cell and cells within a clone share the genetic variations present in the initial single cell.

Performance would be manifest in financial markets and thus would be real and verifiable.

In our experiment, this effect would be manifest as a decrease in the correlation between the voxel responses evoked by a pair of probe stimuli (e.g., A1 and A2) when those stimuli are preceded by a matching adapting phase.

If any one of them really had a truly superior product, they would be able to say so with authority and the benefits would be manifest.

We finally invert the synthetic 1D anisotropic responses using a 2D isotropic inversion algorithm to examine whether and how these anisotropic structures would be manifest in isotropic analysis.

Energy transfer from the folic acid to the CdTe would be manifest by a shortening of the folic acid lifetime in the nanoconjugates.