In addition, the proximity of W666 prevents water molecules to fully solvate the lysine residue, thus, offering a much favorable propensity to create strong charge-charge interactions with other proteins.
Partita for solo violin – written in 2006 and played here with her usual authority by Lesley Hatfield – helped clarify Watkins's propensity to create an unselfconsciously lyrical flow of material and to balance it with a consciously meticulous craftsmanship.
Maybe sustainable authenticity is too much to ask in a time of always-on information and our propensity to create heroes, and then devour them in big bites.
In spite of these advantages, this technique has been limited by its propensity to create parts with surface defects such as a rough surface or gas flow marks.
McIlroy's propensity to create headlines is bizarre for one so young and calm of character.
The driving force behind mechanization has been humankind's propensity to create tools and mechanical devices.
The reason for Bahia's tremendous propensity to create music - and party like nowhere else - is its African heritage.
It must not intervene in the "natural" mechanisms of the free market, or take as its objective the amelioration of free-market capitalism's propensity to create inequality.
Add that to the human propensity to create stories and add meaning and it is even less exact that joining up the dots.
Just as tribes are based on the deep-seated human instinct of looking out for one's family and relatives, states depend on the human propensity to create and follow social rules.
Particular attention is given to the solid-state organization of the waamo complexes and to their propensity to create acceptors sites for guest species The inverted piano-stool motif, a characteristic synthon of half-sandwich ruthenium units, is always observed here, generating well defined layers of host molecules.
