In contrast to HbHNL (and MeHNL), however, the latter is not accomplished by a positively charged (lysine) residue but presumably by a combination of main-chain amide hydrogen bonds and a helix dipole more similar to the stabilization of the oxyanion in α/β-hydrolases.
Instead, it recommended a combination of three main policies (see article).The first is to change the primary mission of American troops towards support and training.
Like Thailand and Mexico, most East European countries peg their currencies to one of (or a combination of) the main currencies.
Despite residents' suggestions that the problems were caused by a combination of water main leaks and poor street drainage, neither the city's Department of Environmental Protection nor the Transportation Department has confirmed the theory.
As we show in this section, the transmission strategy is a combination of three main techniques: 1. Per layer interference avoidance 2.
The scheme is a combination of three main techniques: (1) per layer interference avoidance, (2) repetition coding to allow overhearing of the interference, and (3) network coding to allow interference neutralization.
For both cases transient solutions for the string vibrations are derived showing the wave processes, which are a combination of the main features of Mach radiation and transitional radiation in the alternative case and Mach radiation and radiation due to a non-uniform load motion in the usual case.
The flame pattern, which is a combination of the main flame and several permanent flames, provides a sufficient heat source for reliable ignition and steady combustion even for the low-volatile coal-firing and turndown capacity operation, and is advantageous to lower NOx emission.
The toxin is a combination of six main proteins aggregated into a solid crystal encased in the bacterial cell [4], exhibiting acute toxicity towards dipteran insects such as larval mosquitoes and black flies.
Our search strategy involved a combination of three main stages: to identify records pertaining to any aspect of the prevention or treatment of HIV or AIDS, conducted in any country in Africa, and which were likely to be randomised controlled trials (see Table 1).
