For example, Lys63 ubiquitin chains have a more-linear configuration, whereas Lys48 chains have a more "closed" configuration, so these two different chain types span a range of potential topologies.
Nevertheless, the infinitist would point out that any reason can be legitimately questioned and, thus, the chain of potential reasons is limitless.
A model named Matérn type III is defined as completely capturing the freezing property, while it involves a chain of correlations among the initial points (potential transmitters).
Unexpected word forms induce a chain of effects in the infant auditory evoked potential: short-lasting effects on the early auditory evoked potential followed by a period of long-lasting negativity only achieving statistical significance in the pseudoword condition.
As predicted, both unexpected word forms induced a chain of effects in the auditory evoked potentials.
The potential for such a chain of events has cast a pall over the discipline, he said.
But it said it was looking at "potential vulnerabilities from a chain of events, such as damage from a tornado or earthquake combined with flooding from a dam failure".
The physical properties of sounds, and the contexts in which they occur generate a chain of effects modulating the adult auditory evoked potential.
Ferrocenyl surfactants (25 and 26 in Figure 14a) used as intercalants, having different chain lengths, ensured both a range of potentials and a range of possible conformations; as clay, standard Wyoming montmorillonite (SWy-1), of formula (Al2.88Fe0.68Mg0.47)(Si7.7Al0.29)O20(OH)4, was used.
Palmitate is selected specifically by PagP, employing a gating mechanism sensitive to the length of hydrocarbon chains of potential donor lipids (Khan et al., 2010).
