| The performance of necessary researches for the amelioration and circularization of statistical methods. |
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| Direct evidence for RNA circularization is shown in this illustration. |
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| Most Group I introns then simply catalyze their own circularization. |
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| The unification of statistical symbols and terms, used in the different units of the central administration of statistics, in the public administrations, the public institutions, the municipalities and its circularization. |
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| The process of Triton's capture and circularization of its orbit would have severely disrupted any previously existing system of moons that had formed along with Neptune from a disk of protoplanetary material. |
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| The insertion of the KpnI restriction site allowed the circularization of the linear amplicon. |
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| Once the satellite has almost reached orbit circularization, the two solar panels and two antennas will be deployed, and the satellite will be three-axis stabilized. |
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| This circularization could then result from older processes like interactions between the planet and the primordial proto-planetary disk, for example. |
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| The probability of such an event being a priori very low, this means that it is not the tidal effects between the star and the planet the responsible for the circularization of their orbit. |
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