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1 intermediates and show that the pore is most probably a helix barrel that contains eight D4 peptides

2 addition to organic carbon, nitrogen (N) is probably a major nutrient transferred to the plant becau

3 This conductance is most probably a result of heterotetramers of Kir2 gene produc

4 This conductance is most probably a result of the expression of multiple Kir2 fam

5 These distinct cell states are probably accompanied by differing metabolic needs, yet l

6 ns to protect against viral challenge, which probably accounts for its selection within human populat

7 P = 3.3 x 10(-8)), which is located at 6q12, probably acting in "trans" and explaining 10.3% of eNO l

8 In conclusion, we propose that PknG probably acts as a modulator of latency-associated signa

9 Our conclusion is that alpha-synuclein probably acts as a prion in human diseases, and a deeper

10 e and affinity of HLA-B*51.peptide complexes probably affect T-cell and natural killer cell recogniti

11 arly and recycling endosomes while filamin A probably aids the recycling of SK2 channels from recycli

12 ween AgRP1 and AgRP2 neurons and, therefore, probably also between the processes they regulate.

13 Other isoxazole-based pharmaceuticals are probably also metabolized by a redox mechanism.

14 ses epidermal cell width but not length, and probably also reduces the number of lateral cell divisio

15 lts suggest that the intervention program is probably an effective strategy to stop PS in children.

16 FtsZ1 and FtsZB probably arose by duplication of the more ancestral FtsZ

17 misinin-resistant P falciparum C580Y lineage probably arose in western Cambodia and then spread to Th

18 and plant productivity weaken considerably, probably as a result of a reduction in biodiversity and

19 otope fingerprints were differentiated, most probably as a result of purification and isolation proce

20 ependently in at least three plant families, probably as an elemental defense mechanism and perhaps m

21 ty forms through expanded sulfotransferases, probably as deterrence against predation, while it achie

22 consequence of a decrease in water activity probably associated with the formation of organic comple

23 ity in the dayside atmosphere of KELT-9b are probably atomic metals.

24 on a previous questionnaire that they would probably attend screening if invited, were randomly assi

25 gher compared to hind limb muscles, which is probably attributable to constant activation of this mus

26 D did not predict overall survival, which is probably attributable to thrombocytopenia at GVHD onset

27 ues with a higher specificity for SPCA1a can probably be developed.

28 anticipated future rise in demand, both will probably be necessary.

29 tii" and M. kansasii, modern M. tuberculosis probably became more hydrophobic by increasing the propo

30 signals transmitted by K cells is improved, probably because K cell responses become less rectified.

31 disease (CVD) risk factors are inconsistent, probably because of confounding and reverse causality.

32 ted with inferior communication performance, probably because of decreased vigilance and attention.

33 of 1, the MIDA-boryl group migrates easily, probably because of its electron-rich sp(3)-hybridized b

34 fully "leap-frogging" over bristlecone pine, probably because of its strong dispersal advantage and b

35 e efficacy differences were less pronounced, probably because of prolonged exposure to TDB found with

36 induced an increase in the leakage current, probably because of the out-diffusion and incorporation

37 xhibited more complex cell-killing activity, probably because of two different modes of membrane perm

38 umain activity were nevertheless pronounced, probably because the cells lacked this inhibitor, and it

39 PhiRI for a previously published data set,1 probably because the predictors are intercorrelated (Pea

40 and asthma have been incompletely addressed, probably because their time-dependent and bidirectional

41 ein to inhibit general gene expression, most probably because these mutations decreased the binding o

42 y to transplant or refuse a kidney graft has probably been overestimated.

43 nd instead suggest that these organisms more probably benefit from each other because of their differ

44 adiation also inhibits the nonphotochemical (probably biological) degradation of PRP.

45 enhances significantly deacetylase activity, probably by creating a more favorable environment for tr

46 ntiated the effect of SDF-1 antagonism, most probably by downregulating SDF-1 and the second receptor

47 f beta-Catenin is essential for development, probably by enhancing the interactions between DE-Cad an

48 positioning have further reduced mortality, probably by extending the therapeutic effects of lung pr

49 duct formulations lowered the glycemic index probably by inhibiting carbohydrate hydrolyzing enzyme a

50 ting the seed-catalyzed aggregation of Abeta probably by modulating the Abeta conformation into a fib

51 ially targets RNA related processes in vivo, probably by relaxing RNA secondary structures and/or RNA

52 ing of chromosome segregation related genes, probably by stabilizing the U4/U6.U5 tri-snRNP complex.

53 liferation, numbers in peripheral blood, and probably by their precursors without increasing the CMV

54 This low degree of heat denaturation is probably caused by the aggregation of the initially unfo

55 Outpatient clinic layout and high encounters probably caused this PCP cluster, which was controlled a

56 n at the elite level are also considered and probably centre aroundVO2 max .

57 ying climate, sediments from the Thar Desert probably choked the signature of an independent Saraswat

58 elanin protected CA (p-values < 10(-4) ) and probably CN.

59 since its discovery, it is suggested that BV probably collides into its prey at random.

60 ossil record of Abaco, both of these species probably colonized Abaco during the last glacial interva

61 We conclude that gliding locomotion was probably common in euharamiyidans, which lends support t

62 Other large public academic health centers probably confront similar issues, but-except for UCSF-su

63 ch thrive in industrial automation, and will probably continue to do so for decades to come.

64 High levels of PM2.5 probably contribute to increased T2D prevalence in the U

65 ps outbreak control and that waning immunity probably contributed to propagation of the outbreak.

66 This genomic change probably contributed to the high evolutionary rate of th

67 The defective RyR1 gating that we describe probably contributes significantly to the impaired SR Ca

68 Enterohepatic recirculation most probably contributes to a concentration-time profile aft

69 nonguideline breast cancer treatment, which probably contributes to poorer overall and breast cancer

70 he only sensitizing one at long distance and probably contributes to the sensitization at shorter dis

71 il pH and microbial community structure both probably control methane production in Arctic soils.

72 nt mutant, Rad51-dependent JMs are detected, probably corresponding to recombination between sisters.

73 The pathogenic mechanism probably corresponds to an alteration in desmin dimer an

74 bufo ampinga, Late Cretaceous of Madagascar) probably could bite with forces of 500 to 2200 N, compar

75 IPT) in neat CH3CN where photodeamination is probably coupled to ESIPT.

76 n-helix extension between segments S2 and S3 probably couples ligand binding to pore opening.

77 ypes in the visual cortex; these changes are probably critical for cortical function and may be sites

78 Time to clearance of pathogens is probably critical to outcome in septic shock.

79 tionally, de novo damaging variants (LGD and probably damaging missense) are overrepresented in proba

80 he nocturnality of the ancestral mammals was probably derived from the predominate diurnality of the

81 Much of the atmospheric flux probably derives from emissions from the combustion of f

82 who probably had the disorder from those who probably did not so that those people with a probable di

83 RNAPs from different bacterial species and, probably, different types of transcription complexes.

84 ead to amelioration of CsA nephrotoxicity by probably diminishing CsA-induced renal Klotho downregula

85 in Z. mays, and indicate that gm in maize is probably driven by anatomical constraints rather than by

86 These differences are probably driven by incomplete chemical and isotopic equi

87 newly formed neurons do not survive longer, probably due to a non-suitable local environment.

88 ery ancient brandies whose contamination was probably due to a PAEs concentration effect as a consequ

89 This is probably due to a range of factors, including contradict

90 his was that viral replication was elevated, probably due to a stabilization of the viral replication

91 resulting in random bursts of Ca(2+) release probably due to Ca(2+) overload in the sarcoplasmic reti

92 as low, indicating high levels of gene flow, probably due to cross-pollination by bees.

93 he emulsions caused emulsion destabilization probably due to depletion or bridging effect, independen

94 nd to vary considerably more among isolates, probably due to differential levels of drift and inbreed

95 This action is probably due to disengagement of Smc1-Smc3 heads prompte

96 ant in maintaining binding to MART-1.HLA-A2, probably due to either structural requirements for prope

97 Observed differences are probably due to endogenous characteristics making these

98 re of cells to irradiation by visible light, probably due to formation of electrophilic species such

99 ng effects were higher than domestic cooking probably due to higher temperature and longer duration.

100 The latter relationship is probably due to immunosenescence, because heart failure

101 SynII) leads to the development of epilepsy, probably due to impairments in inhibitory synaptic trans

102 frame deletions of 1 or several amino acids, probably due to increased degradation of the mutated pro

103 Su samples showed a minimum Bloom formation, probably due to its dense microstructure with no void sp

104 han high demethylesterified pectin (>/=58%), probably due to its higher chelating capacity of pro-oxi

105 (+)-Catechin reduced CML levels the most, probably due to its structure-antioxidant activity relat

106 e, but resulted deleterious in the EFP site, probably due to lower biocompatibility.

107 r fluorene, such signature is not identified probably due to lower oscillator strength of plasmon com

108 and mental health have shown mixed results, probably due to methodological heterogeneity.

109 e deficiency leads to behavioral alterations probably due to neurotransmitter dysbalance on the level

110 s of Yb and Eu by decreasing their lifetime, probably due to nonradiative deactivation of excited sta

111 nt retains both WT and mutant KRAS function, probably due to offsetting defects in recognition of fac

112 ucing population blooms in the Mediterranean probably due to pelagic ecosystem's decay.

113 ned women, but humidity impairs performance, probably due to reduced evaporative power.

114 accuracy is almost unchanged up to 7.4 GHz, probably due to strong electron confinement in the trap.

115 ortho-substituted substrates than para ones, probably due to the effects of steric hindrance or elect

116 ugh this activation was transient by nature, probably due to the lack of talin involvement in FAK act

117 n in OHP (13.7-42.0mg/100g protein) samples, probably due to the most severe processing conditions us

118 N2 O production from these pathways; this is probably due to the observed reduction in the expression

119 trations was not observed in the Negro Basin probably due to the variable export of MeHg from poorly

120 This is probably due to their high rigidity, which hinders some

121 n area with a high tuberculosis burden, were probably due to transmission rather than to inadequate t

122 The serpentinites, formed probably during Mesozoic Tethyan rifting, were carried b

123 stem's initial expansion, its later neglect, probably during the civil wars of the first century BC,

124 1000 people who inject drugs per year would probably eliminate HCV within 10 years.

125 and, accordingly, this pathway organization probably encodes interoceptive status.

126 As a result, KATP channel inhibition probably exacerbates a mismatch between energy demand an

127 these intrinsically disordered proteins and probably exemplifies a common strategy used by the cell

128 elihood and terrestrial ecosystems, and have probably experienced explosive diversifications.

129 ted glucose utilization in the neonate which probably explains the transient hyperinsulinism and hypo

130 not influenced by the type of muscle but is probably favored by characteristic processing conditions

131 %), although modifications in their profile, probably for combined effect of environment and microorg

132 single Horizontal Gene Transfer (HGT) event, probably from a cyanobacterial donor species.

133 rphological change suggests a dietary shift, probably from omnivory for juvenile Limusaurus to herbiv

134 Our findings suggest that cortical circuits, probably from somatosensory and motor cortex, contribute

135 84 residue is indispensable for BTX actions, probably functioning as an integral part of the BTX rece

136 ces the RCA-alpha and RCA-beta isoforms were probably gained from another gene in charophytes, conser

137 there was an increase of volatile compounds, probably generated by chemical reactions.

138 with hereditary NS and 5 (5%) patients with probably genetically caused NS.

139 gly, the giant impactor that formed the Moon probably had an isotopic composition similar to that of

140 isorder using tests to distinguish those who probably had the disorder from those who probably did no

141 ariation, over 90% of the contributing genes probably have indirect effects.

142 ifferent genetic and biochemical forms would probably have resulted; this contingency arises from the

143 olic adaptations to slow hindlimb growth are probably hormonally-mediated by mechanisms that include

144 ters hematopoiesis and predisposes mice (and probably humans) to myeloid malignancies by a mechanism

145 adopt a catalytically inactive conformation probably important for transcription regulation.

146 insic mortality risk in driving behaviour is probably important, but strong evidence is still lacking

147 floor muscle training leads to a small, but probably important, reduction in prolapse symptoms.

148 the early Paleocene (56-66 million yr ago), probably in Australasia.

149 ct Fragaria iinumae-like diploid progenitor, probably in Beringia during the Pleistocene.

150 tion occurring outside of the hospital, most probably in the commensal niche, and that drug resistanc

151 GABA transporter GAT-1 provides extra bulk, probably in the form of a pi-helix, which is required fo

152 at there must be biochemical influences that probably include binding of degraded hemoglobin, among o

153 human, not mouse, O4(+) cells by a mechanism probably independent of reactive oxygen species.

154 SA, with five new haplotypes described here, probably indicating ongoing invasion and re-introduction

155 non-uniform doping profile is unintentional, probably induced during the deposition process, and a pr

156 worming might be effective for weight but is probably ineffective for height, cognition, and attendan

157 that resistance to BRAF or MEK inhibitors is probably inevitable, and novel therapeutic approaches ar

158 s, and such shifts in cytosolic pH (pHcyto ) probably influence mechanisms underlying forms of synapt

159 although the impact of NAC and xanthine was probably influenced by publication bias/small-study effe

160 Dietary fat content probably influences both NAFLD and insulin resistance; h

161 hic mechanisms between the three species are probably influencing the different bycatch impact: for s

162 nsmitted Neisseria gonorrhoeae infection and probably involve an imbalance of host extracellular matr

163 ionic lock between Asp185 and Arg292 that is probably involved in receptor activation interacts with

164 Last, we determined that mOGT is probably involved in the glycosylation of a restricted s

165 t of both direct and indirect mechanisms and probably involves multiple receptors.

166 ders and organ-specific autoimmune disorders probably involves the recognition of self or foreign mol

167 ely the increased level of cFGF23 fragments, probably is an important mediator of the association bet

168 ings suggest that physician employment alone probably is not a sufficient tool for improving hospital

169 e, two-state allosteric model and instead is probably kinetically determined.

170 ize that insufficient depletion of rRNA will probably lead to incorrect quantification of gene expres

171 tatively small estimates of effect size have probably led to much of the current controversy about PP

172 nvasive potential of the wild boar therefore probably lies on the reproductive, dietary and morpholog

173 oth edges of the Western Mediterranean, most probably linked to the respective different regulatory f

174 o 50 km, the pregnant woman from Isernia was probably local, given that the isotopic ratio of the ena

175 Interestingly, PtNTT5 is probably located in the endoplasmic reticulum, which in

176 the binding site of ALV-J gp85 on chNHE1 is probably located on the apex of the molecule; the recept

177 d for NGU caused by Mycoplasma genitalium is probably longer than for NGU caused by C. trachomatis.

178 at the population of sub-Saharan Africa will probably lose 2.3 million disability-adjusted life-years

179 We rated studies generally with "low" to "probably low" risk of bias and rated the overall body of

180 The risk of sexual transmission is probably lower than for Chlamydia trachomatis.

181 e complex polymorphisms in these animals are probably maintained by a combination of a conditional st

182 evention of other atopic disorders that will probably mandate systemic immunosuppression in severe AD

183 Th2 cells, type 2 innate lymphoid cells, and probably mast cells.

184 y postsynaptic actions on young MGB neurons, probably mediated by beta2-containing heteromeric nAChRs

185 en deprivation may play a facilitating role, probably mediated by endothelial dysfunction.

186 mportantly, novel transmembrane transporters probably mediating Cu(+) influx were among those largely

187 findings reveal that nocturnal predators are probably more specialized than previously assumed, irres

188 Anti-inflammatory agents are probably most effective in early disease, while drugs th

189 cal data indicating a functional connection (probably multisynaptic) from the primary visual cortex t

190 Similar mutations probably need to be acquired by emerging influenza A vir

191 searches, and a full account of search will probably need to explain how the two interact to find vi

192 ce and beech by the end of this century, but probably not for fir.

193 d maritime regions; Denmark and Norway) will probably not show large changes in growth and survival i

194 eotide polymorphism rs6971; however, this is probably not the case for the prototypical agent (11)C-P

195 , the medical and scientific communities are probably not yet fully harnessing the power of these gen

196 e inexperience with column coating, and most probably (not supported by data) suffering from the same

197 ion and covalently modified Cys-119/Cys-162, probably obstructing MKK3 access.

198 subsequent guanylyl cyclase activation that probably occurred in pericytes.

199 conclude that terrestrialization of Hexapoda probably occurred in the late Cambrian to early Ordovici

200 We found that this effect probably occurs through a direct interaction of spermine

201 This increased brittleness is probably of little significance with regards to predatio

202 egulator of carbon and energy metabolism and probably of other physiological processes in enteric bac

203 ediated by ephemeral collision complexes are probably of significance in various combustion and plane

204 was triggered if toxic effects attributed as probably or definitely related to CPI-613 were grade 2 o

205 se than grade 2 within 4 weeks attributed as probably or definitely related to CPI-613.

206 eceived sodium thiosulfate, none were deemed probably or definitely related to sodium thiosulfate; th

207 t least one adverse event that was possibly, probably, or certainly related to injection.

208 ntification of the pesticide imazalil, which probably originated from imported fruits.

209 not depend on the medium, then the spectrum probably overlaps with a derivatized fragment of the sam

210 re located on two separate plasmids, and are probably paralogs or pseudoparalogs.

211 ty-dependent plasticity, we conclude that it probably plays a direct and important role in the regula

212 as definitely positive scan findings versus probably positive scan findings versus negative scan fin

213 more recently than others across Europe, and probably predate the arrival of anatomically modern huma

214 rol the accessibility of the bound syntaxin, probably preparing it for SNARE complex assembly.

215 to be the result of tides and therefore was probably present at formation.

216 t could detect the low concentrations of PrP probably present in brains of donors at early stages of

217 mats fuelled by oxygenic photosynthesis were probably present in terrestrial habitats from c. 3.0 bil

218 the IHCs activates group I mGluRs (mGluR1s), probably present on the efferent terminals, which, in tu

219 ar multiple site editing through DYW2, which probably provides the deaminase activity to E(+) editoso

220 V and spillover between rodent species, most probably Rattus rattus, were detected and indicate that

221 eriod, with much less recycling of water and probably reduced plant transpiration, although the rainf

222 increased dosing of corrosion inhibitors is probably reducing the likelihood of scaling and in-servi

223 These responses probably reflect distinct cellular mechanisms underlying

224 t not CD16a-inducible, their presence in AMR probably reflecting NK cell localization.

225 k and wood share many regulatory mechanisms, probably reflecting similar ontogeny.

226 are generally lower in cells from wild mice, probably reflecting the importance of maintaining immune

227 y, to that of chlorophyll; this relationship probably reflects arsenobetaine's release to water from

228 on RLC phosphorylation and force responses, probably related to degenerate G protein signalling netw

229 t is an apomorphic feature of Austrobaileya, probably related to germination in extremely dark unders

230 te upcoming rapid finger movements, which is probably related to impaired transmission at a cortical

231 This is probably related to impaired transmission at a cortical

232 pelvic hotspots, in most cases they are more probably related to remnants of tracer at injection site

233 This reduced diversity is most probably related to somatic mutations or to changes in t

234 ichment of high-density chemical components, probably related to subducted oceanic plates or primordi

235 ps were reportedly suspected adverse events, probably related to the vaccine; however, most were mild

236 f which seven deaths were judged possibly or probably related to treatment (pulmonary embolism [200 m

237 s the remaining four events were possibly or probably related.

238 tive macrophage-tropic virus expression, and probably replication, indicates that antiretroviral drug

239 tly recognized P. fluorescens subgroups, and probably represent new subgroups.

240 However, delivering such landscapes will probably require the explicit linkage of livestock yield

241 imization of immunosuppressive treatment are probably required.

242 e temperature of its dayside, its atmosphere probably resembles the molecule-dominated atmospheres of

243 s related to protein denaturation, which was probably responsible for the decreased bioaccessibility

244 ng that the intrinsic excitatory current was probably responsible for the initial sharp rise in motor

245 c IDLV genomic structure at the target site, probably resulted from recombination of the IDLV genomic

246 smaller size fractions (<1 mm), and this has probably resulted in an underestimation of actual microp

247 EPSC waveforms consisted of multiple peaks, probably resulting from action potential bursts in singl

248 , being the most abundant a 25-kDa fragment, probably resulting from proteolytic processing by eta-se

249 This second effect is correlated with and probably results from loss of NELF association and funct

250 The "access from above" is probably safer and should be considered in the majority

251 ndoplasmic reticulum stress response that is probably secondary to inappropriate derepression of chol

252 Ca(2+) signaling is observed in aged cells, probably secondary to the formation of disulfide bonds a

253 the earliest pottery made in the Near East, probably served as combination fermentation, aging, and

254 nt, and correspondingly the lateral openings probably served to expel water and waste material.

255 s not properly screened by an atmosphere was probably significant during the AGN phase, possibly hind

256 ture was inherited from bacterial ancestors, probably simultaneously with the hosting of the proto-mi

257 etrics, and negligence of key parameters are probably some of the factors still hindering the applica

258 ready endowed with neurosecretory cells that probably started to connect into neuronal networks soon

259 us, and perhaps from the Ghaggar-Hakra-Nara, probably sustained a productive marine environment as we

260 investigate the ILC3-B-cell interaction that probably takes place in human tonsils.

261 very of small natural product molecules that probably target these enzymes.

262 As-mediated carcinogenesis, we show that iAs probably targets CTCF binding at the promoter of DNA met

263 The coiled coil domain probably terminates near the critical constriction contr

264 t who had been hospitalized in India and was probably the initial carrier.

265 Their world is awash with mechanical cues, probably the most ancient form of which are osmotic forc

266 l-studied lifestyle for viruses), commensal (probably the most common lifestyle), and mutualistic (im

267 damage, DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs) are probably the most deleterious.

268 While gastric emptying is probably the most significant component, other factors n

269 virus transmission among neuronal cells, and probably the neuropathy induced by VZV infection.IMPORTA

270 R efficacy in auditory thalamus, and this is probably the result of a loss of nAChR density (Bmax ) a

271 ght loss was maintained 2 y later, which was probably the result of lasting effects on acquired behav

272 -specific distributions of mtDNA haplotypes, probably the result of mother-offspring cultural transmi

273 to affect mitochondrial elongation in MFN1, probably through a GTP-loading-dependent domain rearrang

274 nsorimotor circuit that bypasses the lesion, probably through biomechanical coupling, to partly recov

275 on suggest that ALT reduces the risk of IHD, probably through reducing triglyceride levels.

276 ns in both countries have a major influence, probably through their impact on wasp colony initiation

277 ions are still dominated by low-Tc Nb3Sn due probably to cost and processing issues.

278 infusion, the degradation of some catechins probably to gallic acid was observed.

279 Splenic ferroportin was increased probably to sustain hematopoiesis.

280 nergy- and reproduction-associated genes are probably under selection in cultivated citrus.

281 the literature since 1960, the condition is probably underdiagnosed because of a lack of awareness a

282 leukoencephalopathy with axonal spheroids, a probably underestimated disorder, is associated with a s

283 h no data from Asia, and cases worldwide are probably underestimated due to incomplete case ascertain

284 rded by some common workflows, and therefore probably underreported.

285 In the future, clinicians will probably use blood-specific or lung-specific molecular m

286 ne heterotrophic bacteria also produce DMSP, probably using the same methionine (Met) transamination

287 rcury by 214 nmol m(-2) in the Gotland Deep, probably via attachment of the mercury compounds to sink

288 bited hemagglutination by virions and ISVPs, probably via direct interference with glycan engagement.

289 perturbed allergen quantification in ELISAs, probably via exposure of additional epitopes.

290 schwertmannite surface against dissolution; probably via the formation of strong surface complexes.

291 transplant hosts promote VEC proliferation, probably via VEGF-A signaling, whereas IFNgamma shows an

292 Moreover, modulation cellulose synthesis probably was an important influencing factor in polysacc

293 cate the severity of the injury, which, most probably, was caused by a predatory attack, presumably b

294 bound water than ground bran, which is most probably water entrapped in between bran particles.

295 The remaining mutations are probably weakly dominant negative or their effects are c

296 ssful growth conditions, and this ability is probably widespread among aquatic proteobacteria.

297 legs and a slender tail, features that were probably widespread among paravians.

298 egative Syndrome Scale, illness severity and probably with a poor performance in a test of attention.

299 This effect probably works as an attentional compensatory activity u

300 I suggest that statistical analysis probably would find slower life history strategy, greate