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Free sign upThe phrase "a radii of" is not correct in English.
The correct term should be "a radius of." You can use "a radius of" when describing the distance from the center of a circle to its edge or when discussing circular measurements in various contexts.
Example: "The park has a radius of 500 meters, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely walk."
Alternatives: "a distance of" or "a span of".
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After the superimposition, we took residues within a radii of 7 Å from the residues of the catalytic triad in LesA.
The LesA and LesB structures were then superimposed, and residues within a radii of 6 Å (MUT1 three residues) and 8 Å (MUT2 eight residues, including the three residues in MUT1) from the residues of the catalytic triad in LesA were compared to those in LesB.
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