When the bioactive conformation is already established, accurate free ligand structures provide a unique context for interpretation of the thermodynamics and kinetics of binding.
Together, these OMIM annotations provide a diverse picture of the genes across diseases and offer a unique context for understanding the role of these cDNA sequences in feline health and disease.
In the province of Québec, Canada, numerous lakes were stocked for over 40 years (about five generations) and the stocking history was exhaustively recorded, thus providing a unique context for documenting genetic changes of wild populations as a function of stocking history.
The provision of sport and recreation programs to inmates within the prison system provides a unique context to investigate the role of sport in enacting social change.
Based on this analysis, we conclude that the coexistence of personal and professional relationships shapes a unique context that alters the usual dynamics of innovation diffusion.
Perry's work knows no limits when it comes to expression; fusing performance, video and sound with sculpture and graphics, she creates a unique context that acts as a reflection of modern society.
(This follows from the way the counterfactuals that define the central notion of causal dependence are governed by a unique, context-invariant system of weighted respects of similarity).
Previous studies have investigated the determinants of generic travel plans but lacked an appreciation of the unique context of healthcare settings.
Closer collaborations with service designers with their wide range of proven tools and approaches (whether 'gadget based' 8 or not)—is another part of the potential solution, albeit always with an eye to the unique context of healthcare organisations in which this expertise is to be applied.
