These structural elements need not be distant from one another on the PII surface or stable in the absence of the binding partner, and indeed, α-ketoglutarate may exert its effects by controlling the flexibility or other dynamical aspects of PII conformational transitions.
Islands that were more distant from one another would contain species that had been on separate evolutionary trajectories for longer.
However, the sequences flanking soj-like genes on both plasmids were found to be more distant from one another than sequences in any other region.
Second, the union now contains countries that are geographically distant from one another, and which have experienced very different histories.
Remember, these similarities were found in languages as distant from one another as English and Tagalog, Yoruba and Mandarin.
And in today's cities, even when we share intimate spaces, we tend to be quite distant from one another.
The extra eyes are irregularly spaced, sometimes distant from one another, sometimes glommed together like a cell mid-mitosis.
Finally, the amplitude of network fluctuations in response to asynchronous input is lower if feedforward and recurrent synapses are electrotonically distant from one another (in either configuration).
But they're also more lonely and distant from one another in their unplugged lives, says Massachusetts Institute of Technology social psychologist Sherry Turkle, PhD.
With each meal comes a more heightened sense of discomfort, as the couple become increasingly emotionally and physically distant from one another.
Such highly connected people establish surprising interconnections between groups that seem impossibly distant from one another, like Iowa farmers and Kalahari bushmen.
