The extra np imposes a significant torsional stress, which is accommodated by global changes throughout the B-DNA duplex and the DNA lattice.
It has an indicated width of 1.95 mm and depth of 2.1 mm., which is accommodated in a square, triangular and U groove channel having the dimension of 2.0 × 2.0 mm2.0
Based on the design theory of the cone-derived waverider, a novel design approach of the hypersonic gliding vehicle was proposed in this article, which is accommodated in a wide speed range.
Model results show that the presence of a weak horizon embedded within the granular slope has a significant influence on the granular failure, which is accommodated through different generation pulses that successively decrease in volume.
It has been shown that the arrangement of the carbon atoms in the γ-Nb2C phase leads to the accumulation of strain along the [0001] direction which is accommodated by the creation of lattice defects.
With a 720×1280-pixel (720p) resolution, its pixel per inch (PPI, a measure of pixel density) is a relatively high 306, which is accommodated by the removal one of the three subpixels red, green and blue in each pixel to create a PenTile matrix-display; consequently, it does not share the "Plus" suffix found on the S II's Super AMOLED Plus display.
It was proposed in the 1980s [26] that this signal partly originated from an excess triglyceride pool which is accommodated in the middle of the membrane as microdomains.
Overall, the results suggest that residue W400 requires some steric effect for CXCR4 binding which is accommodated by aromatic amino acids in general.
In other words, to minimize free energy, action selection needs to be modulated by contextual information, which is accommodated by precision.
We can reasonably suppose that the deeper incongruences are caused by ancient ancestral polymorphism, which is accommodated in the *BEAST analysis.
Increased shear stress induces tension which is accommodated by the endothelial cytoskeleton via rearrangement of actin and intermediate filament proteins at sites of cell-matrix contact [ 23].
