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Apart from accessibility advantages for students, there are important benefits for academic institutions.

Apart from accessibility based method there are several other methods [29] that are used routinely for protein-protein interface identification namely radial cutoff method [30], Voronoi polyhedra-based method [31], distance based method [32] etc. or Half sphere exposure method [33] to measure solvent exposure of residues and thus to determine interface residues.

Apart from accessibility issues, unfortunately not all immigrant women have similarly reported satisfaction with their care; many of 432 Somali women surveyed by Chalmers and Hashi [ 24] perceived their doctors to be lacking in competence and their nurse to be insensitive to their postpartum pain.

This discrepancy could be explained, in part, by the fact that the amount of protein expression depends on a variety of factors such as mRNA abundance and stability, amount of regulatory proteins, the stability of the protein itself, and factors apart from the accessibility of the RBS of the mRNA to the ribosome.

Other studies suggest that, apart from food accessibility, food prices, the food environment, knowledge and culture may shape SEP differences in diet quality [ 30].

Apart from increasing accessibility through communication devices (e.g. cellular phones), CHI can also provide personalized information and reminders for health users, which they can use to reduce the distance between healthcare providers and themselves.

Apart from physical accessibilities, the relative abundances of other target proteases may become an important issue as an abundant target for PN-1 may "quench" a large amount of PN-1 by forming a non-reversible complex with it.

Apart from such parameters as low accessibility and unknown conformations, the host tolerance mechanism also influences MPER-specific neutralization responses.

Apart from quality and amount this also includes physical accessibility (within 1 km) and affordability (≤3 % of household income).

"It was an innovative approach to market accessibility and a way to stand apart from the competition," he said.

Apart from perceived quality of care, unofficial charges, opportunity costs, transport accessibility plus a whole range of other issues are important for utilization.