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1 Assuming that 1 life-year is worth $200,000 and accounti

2 for measurement of prediagnostic biomarkers, assuming that 1 measurement adequately represents the pa

3 on energy per decay, the doses were compared assuming that 1 MeV was released per mum(3), which would

4 Assuming that 20% to 30% of the population would become

5 fat established by Craig-Schmidt et al, and assuming that 30% of energy of a lactating mother's diet

6 A sensitivity analysis assuming that 60% of the population lost to follow-up ha

7 Assuming that a 95% level of confirmation is adequate, t

8 Assuming that a clot can be modeled as a porous medium,

9 lity emerges from the data a priori, without assuming that a cut point exists.

10 BRI1 is overexpressed can only be predicted assuming that a decrease occurred in the BRI1 half-maxim

11 o be genetically variable and to evolve, but assuming that a fourth parameter, [Formula: see text], m

12 care occupancy as an instrumental variable, assuming that a full ICU could only affect outcome of a

13 across the four tasks could be explained by assuming that a high-dimensional position/configuration

14 n character on the electron density surface, assuming that a new two-electron bond would occur prefer

15 terpreting such data conventionally requires assuming that a process is either ergodic with particles

16 Assuming that a quantum computer could be constructed, i

17 se phenomena are quantitatively described by assuming that a small fraction of "superprimed" synaptic

18 subvolumes on staging (18)F-FDG PET/CT scans assuming that a smaller target volume would facilitate i

19 influence minimum free energy (MFE) values, assuming that a substantial change in MFE is indicative

20 2A and 3A evaluated phase II and III trials assuming that activated protein C is truly effective; th

21 These results can be interpreted by assuming that addition of methanol to water produces a d

22 Assuming that adequate testing for potential infections

23 Assuming that alkyl substituents might interact with bet

24 tion, these results question the validity of assuming that all diseases due to protein misfolding can

25 of all combinations of nutrients rather than assuming that all element sources can substitute for one

26 er a variety of external forcing conditions, assuming that all land outside protected areas is defore

27 imum rates of the constituent steps, rmax,i, assuming that all of the remaining steps are quasi-equil

28 hesis tests with the overall null hypothesis assuming that all single hypotheses are true.

29 Assuming that all smokers have a consistent inflammatory

30 Assuming that all sources of variance are independent, t

31 m is estimated to take approximately 1 week, assuming that all the component parts are readily availa

32 Assuming that all the heat that is mixed downwards is ba

33 Assuming that alternative cultural variants are differen

34 Assuming that an accuracy of approximately + or - 0.5 mm

35 Assuming that an unknown mechanism amplifies the predict

36 erous empirical findings can be explained by assuming that animals use some mechanism similar to the

37 Assuming that, at a certain cutoff value, serum creatini

38 Assuming that B6 contains similar variola virus-specific

39 ly investigated using habituation paradigms, assuming that babies' memories in laboratory contexts ar

40 Assuming that birth-cohort screening was followed by dir

41 Assuming that birth-cohort screening was followed by peg

42 re schematized as a six-compartment model by assuming that blood was the medium linking the exchange

43 oximately two layers of water)], obtained by assuming that both Na(+) and SO(4)(2-) (i.e., Na(2)SO(4)

44 Assuming that both phagocyte and parasite populations ar

45 Assuming that calcium sensor kinases are regulating Arab

46 Assuming that calcium-free SYT rings are physiologically

47 Assuming that CARMIL is active only at this location, ou

48 meostatic fiber stiffness can be achieved by assuming that cells periodically probe fiber stiffness t

49 Assuming that chronic exposure to octreotide induces tac

50 LiMo3Se3 chemiresistors can be explained by assuming that coating of the nanowire bundles with analy

51 Assuming that colonization opportunities and stabilizati

52 emiological estimates for EVD in Liberia and assuming that convalescent transfusions reduce the case-

53 the Caenorhabditis elegans embryo by simply assuming that cortical force generators become increasin

54 Risk factors were projected to 2025 assuming that current trends continue.

55 Assuming that defects in the hepatic innate immune syste

56 Assuming that degradation is unsaturatable, this mechani

57 Thus, assuming that demographics do not change incidence, the

58 ve data as well as weaker retrospective data assuming that disease onset was likely before the births

59 This relationship is robust to assuming that diversification rates are either constant

60 Assuming that DNA yield and quality from frozen ACP are

61 This scaling was explained by a model assuming that each neuron carried equal amounts of infor

62 xpressed within each participant rather than assuming that each participant expressed a single atroph

63 are designed to analyze a biological system assuming that each pathway is independent of the other p

64 association from single-disease GWA studies, assuming that each study is an independent test of the s

65 gating of MET channels is described here by assuming that each tip link is associated with two ident

66 Assuming that EC(50) in humans is similar to that in NHP

67 itively related to its species richness and, assuming that endemism indexes speciation rate, they inf

68 Assuming that epithelial cell layers are close to mechan

69 It is sometimes easy to make the mistake of assuming that everything that holds true for Toxoplasma

70 These findings illustrate a problem with assuming that experimental subjects make their decisions

71 from the state of the other, for example by assuming that explicitly modelled age (or stage) class s

72 under several selective survival scenarios, assuming that exposure had no effect on cognitive declin

73 Assuming that extinction is an unpalatable outcome, rese

74 rogeneity within agarose gels was modeled by assuming that fiber-rich, spherical inclusions were dist

75 Both results are well matched by a model assuming that fitness cost increases exponentially (appr

76 the thermophilic enzymes are less flexible (assuming that flexibility and catalysis are directly cor

77 omplete data, we selected "observed" data by assuming that follow-up visits occurred every 6 months.

78 development focused on energies, implicitly assuming that functionals producing better energies beco

79 By assuming that fundamental spatial statistics are near eq

80 frequency of climatic extremes, rather than assuming that future means will determine future extreme

81 ry thresholds on TM sizes and number.Method: Assuming that gene expression is determined by TFs that

82 is built on spatial-clustering methodology, assuming that genetic loci that are associated with the

83 ish near-normoglycemia in subjects with T1D, assuming that glucose-responsive insulin-producing cells

84 ved the country of the corresponding author, assuming that he/she was the leader of the research grou

85 Early regimens relied on dose intensity, assuming that high-dose chemoradiotherapy would eliminat

86 gest that caution should be exercised before assuming that hiPSCs occupy a pluripotent state equivale

87 These data are changing the current paradigm assuming that HIV is only indirectly related to lymphoma

88 d for a potential biosynthetic gene cluster, assuming that holomycin arises from some derivative of a

89 responses, we look into the consequences of assuming that hosts with identical immune repertoires re

90 Assuming that HPr binds to the HPr-binding domain as obs

91 Assuming that hubs thus normally combine both high topol

92 he predictions of three computational models assuming that (i) subjects seek the most valuable item i

93 This behavior was accounted for by assuming that (i) the O2 activation at the Pt(II) center

94 The results could be explained with a model assuming that IC neurons integrate over multiple frequen

95 Our earlier paper modeled the first kind by assuming that if a level x male mates with a level y fem

96 economic implications of this are discussed assuming that improved health at later ages will allow p

97 ecommend increasing daily physical activity, assuming that increased activity will lead to correspond

98 Assuming that India maintains high vaccination intensity

99 population average of aerosol particle mass, assuming that individual particles have the same chemica

100 truct a model to quantify the heterophily by assuming that individuals choose collaborators to maximi

101 Assuming that individuals interact asymmetrically and th

102 informational aspects of behavioral choice, assuming that individuals make choices based solely on t

103 d for the dinucleotides d(pApG) and d(pGpA), assuming that initial platination takes place at the gua

104 regated interaction data, thereby implicitly assuming that interactions are fixed.

105 By assuming that interference exists during recovery, these

106 her a differential motion of the inner core, assuming that irregularities are present at the inner co

107 The spectrum was simulated well by assuming that it arises from electron-electron spin coup

108 ification of general intelligence - that is, assuming that it is one "thing" that must have been sele

109 Furthermore, assuming that it is possible to tune the preferred pH of

110 the primitive upper terrestrial atmosphere, assuming that it is similar to the present atmosphere of

111 A population of patients is constructed by assuming that key parameters can be sampled from statist

112 Assuming that large treatment effects are targeted, this

113 te somatic events can also be distinguished, assuming that late events occur only in subsets of cance

114 This can be interpreted assuming that lead is sorbed on the surface of cell wall

115 Assuming that level of renal function and anemia are str

116 Assuming that lid closure excludes oxidant, the rates of

117 Assuming that linguistic representation has been studied

118 er vitamin A concentrations were assessed by assuming that liver weight is 2.4% of body weight and th

119 Assuming that Lorentz symmetry holds for electrons and t

120 c resonance imaging diffusion tractography), assuming that marked hypoplasia or Wallerian degeneratio

121 rapid glycoside cleavage, were estimated by assuming that methyl replacement should generate reasona

122 count for microtubule-dependent oscillation, assuming that microtubules remove inhibitory signals fro

123 from CTM predictions than the CAMP approach assuming that model performance does not change across s

124 Assuming that most misfolded proteins impose similar cos

125 Assuming that most mRNA-chromatin interactions indicate

126 Assuming that multiple adapter-PIP(2) interactions are n

127 The data could be fit by assuming that mutant subunits are more stable in the CW

128 polated from the per-base-pair mutation rate assuming that mutation rate is uniform across the genome

129 leverages the spatial nature of IMS data by assuming that nearby locations share similar abundances,

130 Dynamical optimization models assuming that neurons coordinate their stimulus preferen

131 , previous studies have constructed decoders assuming that neurons fire independently and then derive

132 Assuming that no additional benefits accrue beyond the t

133 ifferent environmental performance criteria, assuming that nutrients contained in any stover collecte

134 channels has been successfully described by assuming that one channel is associated with a tip link

135 formation/separation of heterosexual couples assuming that one infected individual automatically infe

136 preventive and post-diagnostic interventions assuming that only a single lesion progresses to invasiv

137 model is proposed to explain this result by assuming that only a single row of vortices is allowed i

138 Assuming that only the longest openings evoke sparks, ou

139 etween samples using gene expression data by assuming that ontologically defined biological pathways

140 rcentage of delayed patients from 30% to 2%, assuming that OR availability was the only reason for pr

141 Assuming that other endogenous small molecule ligands wi

142 rce strength to </=50% of atmospheric HULIS, assuming that other sources of HULIS incorporate only ne

143 area cannot be answered by simple equations (assuming that P is not equal to NP).

144 Assuming that paleoclimatic constraints apply to the fut

145 Assuming that parcel numbers are adjusted to local condi

146 e reconstructions, this is generally done by assuming that past climate change occurred at a linear p

147 Assuming that past geological methane emissions were no

148 Assuming that pathogen strains compete for hosts preempt

149 se from efficient sensorimotor computations, assuming that perception and control are fundamentally l

150 However, a simple ideal observer model assuming that perceptual thresholds are dependent on neu

151 Using this relation and assuming that pigment activations by light and heat go t

152 analog of the theory of island biogeography, assuming that plant species are islands separated by phy

153 odels simplify POP bioaccumulation dynamics, assuming that pollutant uptake and elimination processes

154 iel box model can replicate the observed pON assuming that pONs (i) are produced in the gas phase and

155 This profile is then interpreted by assuming that positions that have large effects on struc

156 te that most effects can be accounted for by assuming that PPNDS slows agonist binding/unbinding and

157 ed of ant-mite diet specialization; and (ii) assuming that prey are patchy, diet specialization and g

158 nd puff/trigger amplitude ratio was obtained assuming that puffs arise from the synchronous opening o

159 es as "prejudice." I recommend that we avoid assuming that race and ethnicity have no biological foun

160 A model assuming that rapid cure is due to a drug effect of gene

161 Assuming that rare functional variants might provide mec

162 This contrasts with the well-known result assuming that rare phenotype prevalence and gene-environ

163 mellitus (-10 000), and obesity (-5000); (2) Assuming that recent risk factor trends continue to 2020

164 me-lag for disturbed ("focal") patches, thus assuming that recolonization rates are uniform.

165 havioural responses to 'habitat', implicitly assuming that resources and structure are broadly equiva

166 enes ( approximately 1 gene model/12.3 kbp), assuming that rice and sorghum encode a similar number o

167 This finding illustrates the fallacy of assuming that risk adjustment per se is sufficient to pe

168 Assuming that samples containing increased concentration

169 Assuming that Sec insertion mechanisms are conserved bet

170 These results caution against assuming that selection is responsible for every benefic

171 ge, formal, fundamental test of UCA, without assuming that sequence similarity implies genetic kinshi

172 ingle size or shape traits, often implicitly assuming that single phenotypic traits are adequate repr

173 change in the frequency of individual SNPs, assuming that SNPs associated with resistance increase i

174 d localization patterns of these proteins by assuming that SoPIN1 is polarized up the auxin gradient,

175 n games, modeling behavior in these games by assuming that speakers attempt to be informative and tha

176 Assuming that stability is limited by fluctuations in th

177 Assuming that statin therapy would be initiated in accor

178 s more cost-effective than hs-CRP screening, assuming that statins have good long-term safety and pro

179 esting was the most cost-effective strategy, assuming that statins were equally effective regardless

180 Assuming that stochastic opening of a single IP3R at bas

181 s used to predict a water 'loss function' by assuming that stomatal regulation exploits transport cap

182 By assuming that structurally registered myofibrils also te

183 Assuming that such difference could be due to the unpair

184 Assuming that synaptic homeostasis is driven by average

185 e establishment probability of new mutations assuming that temporal changes in the offspring distribu

186 focusing on general industrial chemicals and assuming that the "base set" of data (EC50s for algae, c

187 ing could be explained by an extended model, assuming that the amount of information carried by indiv

188 Assuming that the amount of intracellular HCV RNA is a p

189 Assuming that the ancestor we share with nematodes aged

190 Assuming that the apparent transition free energy of the

191 Assuming that the association between high BMI and cance

192 experimentally under high ATP and no load by assuming that the ATP binding affinities at the secondar

193 ng the Minkowski momentum density expression assuming that the averaged momentum per photon is given

194 y integrate-and-fire neuron model, and (iii) assuming that the behavioural response is initiated when

195 Assuming that the benefits of tolvaptan persist in the l

196 By assuming that the binding of myosin heads induces and/or

197 This behavior can be explained by assuming that the binding of two Na(+) ions prior to glu

198 ns of all metabolic rates in an organism, by assuming that the cell is optimizing a metabolic goal kn

199 Assuming that the cerebellum is a valid reference region

200 Assuming that the change in membrane voltage during the

201 nob contains approximately two mitochondria; assuming that the cilia ATP is 1 mm and diffuses along i

202 at the level of entire sequences, implicitly assuming that the complete protein sequence follows a si

203 This could be explained by assuming that the concerted motions of two preceding or

204 Assuming that the confounding factors provide a more par

205 s a statistical model of the contact counts, assuming that the counts between two loci follow a Poiss

206 In contrast, assuming that the current graduation rate of 140 residen

207 egradation was modeled phenomenologically by assuming that the decay rate of an individual bond is a

208 extreme value theory and, in particular, by assuming that the distribution of fitnesses belongs to t

209 gnificant theoretical progress in ecology by assuming that the effective interactions among species a

210 Viral kinetics could be well fitted by assuming that the effectiveness in blocking viral produc

211 ategies for the growth period of herbivores, assuming that the effectiveness of a toxin against preda

212 Assuming that the enthalpy change does not reverse the f

213 emissions (SOx, NOx, PM10 and CO2e) results assuming that the exported coal is burned for electricit

214 Assuming that the filtration surface area (and hence, Kf

215 Flood discharges are often estimated by assuming that the floods filled the canyons to their bri

216 ve the system from one attractor to another, assuming that the former is undesired and the latter is

217 Assuming that the functional form of AT is a trimer, we

218 Previously, we asked the question: assuming that the H monomers in the HP model are distrib

219 between the HP model and real proteins (and assuming that the H residues are distributed at random)

220 Assuming that the infection is homogenous throughout the

221 ion between LDD scores and glycans was found assuming that the inflammation may not be a part of LDD.

222 TNF-alpha blocker therapy also appears safe, assuming that the initial antifungal therapy was adminis

223 hat reconciles theory and experiment without assuming that the intensity of the fluorescent tags vari

224 red from the relaxation of the bead position assuming that the intracellular microenvironment of the

225 nknown species and collision cross sections (assuming that the ion charge state is known).

226 Assuming that the juxtapositions result in the strand-pa

227 ed that good curve fits could be obtained by assuming that the linker between adjacent TSR domains po

228 o the kinetics of DNA breakage and repair by assuming that the local volume fraction of the elastic c

229 nd Berkson measurement error on odds ratios, assuming that the logit of risk depends on true individu

230 Assuming that the lung is the main portal of entry for b

231 Assuming that the M. lewisii (and widespread) base numbe

232 on the ecosystem cycling and retention of P, assuming that the main impact of N is to increase plant

233 Further, by assuming that the mass transport of proteins to the elec

234 Assuming that the misclassification in diagnosis is rand

235 assigned by analogy with alanine and lactate assuming that the molecular orientation of glycine isoto

236 We prepared vegetation maps, assuming that the most probable (and thus, most suited)

237 n with experimental binding free energies by assuming that the most stable binding site in the simula

238 ximizes the appearance of favorable mutants, assuming that the mutagenesis is applied in a single epi

239 rofiles from different cancer patients while assuming that the mutated genes are likely to belong to

240 By assuming that the native structure of a protein is known

241 l studies have characterized this process by assuming that the nervous system uses internal models to

242 haracterize neural feature selectivity while assuming that the neural responses exhibit a certain typ

243 have a lower metabolic cost--even lower than assuming that the non-amputee's ankle torques are cost-f

244 Assuming that the nucleophilic 2' OH is the relevant aci

245 Assuming that the observed associations are causal, appr

246 currents preceding the prediction times and assuming that the oil behaves as a passive tracer.

247 Thus, at the upper limit (assuming that the only major source of atmospheric C(2)H

248 Assuming that the probability of advanced adenoma format

249 hese metal centers has been accounted for by assuming that the protein scaffold creates an entatic/ra

250 me bc1 complex (cytbc1) as rate limiting and assuming that the quinone/quinol pool of about 900 molec

251 Assuming that the rate-limiting step of the migration is

252 Assuming that the ratios of rate constants are related t

253 Assuming that the receptors move according to the Langev

254 pproach to modeling excitability dynamics by assuming that the recovery timescale is itself a dynamic

255 fitness estimates on the emergence of MDRTB assuming that the relative fitness of MDR strains is het

256 focused on inference of expression patterns assuming that the replicate times are synchronized.

257 rus, and it could facilitate immune evasion, assuming that the resulting particles do not have a norm

258 infer how humans will respond to stimuli by assuming that the same biological pathways will be affec

259 ysis without preconcentration or separation, assuming that the sample is in secular equilibrium, with

260 Assuming that the signal arises from the S = 2 manifold,

261 Assuming that the simultaneous interaction of vinculin w

262 e post-glacial colonisation of the region by assuming that the species' distribution has ascended to

263 is determined through energy minimization by assuming that the spectrin tetramer links satisfy the wo

264 Excellent agreement is also found assuming that the structural changes arise from rotation

265 Assuming that the structures of the triple mutant and wi

266 ected evolution are reproduced and analyzed (assuming that the substrate is in the designed site).

267 Assuming that the subunits are alpha-helical, the answer

268 ection pressure on amino acid substitutions, assuming that the synonymous substitution rate Ks reflec

269 the incongruent condition of Stroop tasks by assuming that the task-relevant and the task-irrelevant

270 Assuming that the temporal trend of (90)Sr releases was

271 y used to obtain a data ensemble, implicitly assuming that the test sequence consists of independent

272 ze, which may be understood theoretically by assuming that the torques exerted by the outermost bacte

273 e of B. braunii was screened computationally assuming that the triterpene methyltransferases (TMTs) m

274 Assuming that the two charges are translocated per elect

275 Assuming that the two-dimensional electron system is des

276 Assuming that the underlying disease burden was stable,

277 on and the modern Earth is best explained by assuming that the W isotopic compositions of the two bod

278 In addition, by assuming that there is a probability mass at zero repres

279 ears from the time of the initial resection, assuming that there is not death from an alternate cause

280 able from the standard axioms of set theory (assuming that these axioms are consistent).

281 get gene to the activation states of the TFs assuming that these interactions are consistent across m

282 Assuming that these interactions are retained during the

283 raditionally addressed coastal ecosystems by assuming that they adapt to preexisting dune topography,

284 ut forward by Erickson to process filaments, assuming that they are bipolar, and show that the result

285 tural dendritic branches can be described by assuming that they are fractal objects with an average f

286 400 copies/mL at baseline from the analysis (assuming that they may have received undocumented ART at

287 escribe some of the problems that arise from assuming that this equivalency holds.

288 mediated by EphA/ephrin-A signaling, without assuming that this initial process instructed the map's

289 residues for antibody optimization projects, assuming that this level of accuracy can be realized in

290 with the measurements is 1.1 million years, assuming that this was preceded by more than 280,000 yea

291 n the CHA2DS2-VASc stroke risk point scores, assuming that those scores translate to fixed stroke rat

292 For example, rather than assuming that TPCs are fixed during ontogeny, one can me

293 n that is partially shielded from selection, assuming that unconditionally deleterious variation is m

294 Assuming that V(actin) approximately d/tau(on), we can a

295 Assuming that variations of the marine (13)C/(12)C ratio

296 arriers and IPD cases in the pre-PCV period, assuming that VT are eliminated in a mature PCV programm

297 Assuming that warming did not affect resource availabili

298 Assuming that we can extrapolate the inverse-mass scalin

299 ral products chemistry and chemical ecology, assuming that we can mobilize appropriate support and en

300 xceed those from global SLR projections and, assuming that we meet the Paris agreement goals, the pro