This indicates the ability of toxins to accommodate their sites for binding of different lipid head groups.
One might even go further and say that the greatness of these universities has partly resulted from their ability to accommodate these different worlds with their different values — one might even say snobberies — in one large, relatively harmonious body.
In addition, given the increased 'metabolic reserve' of larger animals i.e. their greater ability to accommodate periods of undernutrition and their relatively slower metabolism, compared with laboratory rodents [8], it is all the more remarkable that developmental programming has been shown at all in larger animals.
In this chapter we will discuss these recent structural insights in relation with the also recent, high-resolution structures for amyloid "spines" and their ability to accommodate globular or "swapped" domains in their periphery.
It is tempting to speculate that the ability to acclimate may help amphioxus to maintain their ability to accommodate environmental changes, and therefore allow their very slow background evolutionary rates and morphological stasis through time.
Y-Family DNA polymerases are fascinating enzymes that exhibit many unique catalytic properties because of their ability to accommodate a wide range of modified DNA substrates in their active sites.
Nanostructured silicon electrodes have attracted attention as a potential candidate for high capacity anode in lithium-ion batteries, thanks to their high specific capacity and their ability to accommodate silicon volume changes upon cycling.
For improving the stability of aptamers, pyrimidine as well as purine nucleotides can be modified at their 2′ positions and tested for their ability to accommodate stabilizing modifications like 2′-O-methyl groups [ 47].
At the same time, they could work on increasing their ability to accommodate the rising number of deserving applicants.
ESPN said the sites were chosen for their ability to accommodate the extra equipment needed to record and broadcast a game in 3-D.
