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Thus, the application of the hydrophobic environment around a cell membrane could change the hydrophilic interactions between transmembrane proteins and the extracellular matrix (ECM), which leads to a partial disorder of balance in the cell and its outer environment due to different thermodynamic environments and polar-entropic competition at the nanoscale [83].

Although LOK also exhibits a closed active conformation, the canonical salt bridge is disrupted by the inhibitor K00593, which intercalates between the active site lysine (K65) and αC glutamate (E81), resulting in a partial disordering of the lysine side chain.

Electron density for residues 258 293 is absent, indicating partial disorder of this loop within the crystal structure.

Partial disordering of the crystal lattice led to a decrease in ductility at temperatures below 500°C, but had no influence on the ductility at 500 or 600°C.

Elementary biological processes provide as special challenge the presence of partial disorder in the structure which does not destroy the basic reproducibility of the processes.

The broad 217 (T2g) and 449 (T2g) bands of magnetite are slightly different from the reported wave numbers that are sensitive to the presence of defects and partial disorder [[21]].

Finally, the vignettes used to elicit attitudes may provide only a partial picture of the disorder.

Exclusion criteria for exercise testing were major cardiovascular disorders, a partial pressure of oxygen in arterial blood less than 8 kPa at rest, or exacerbations that required medical treatment during the last four weeks prior to testing.

The effect of grain size and partial disordering on ductility and flow stress of an intermetallic Ti3Al was studied in the temperature range of 20 600°C using tension and compression testing.

A chapter on autism accepts but downplays a partial role of genetics in the disorder, while emphasizing environmental exposures.

It is suggested that this remarkable increase in recovery stress may be attributed to the change in Burgers vector of dislocations caused by partial disordering in Ti Ni Cu alloys.