Its contents should be accessible to a first year graduate student with a good knowledge of classical feedback theory.
However, the crystal structure of the bovine thrombin·boophilin complex, refined at 2.35 Å resolution, reveals a non-canonical, ornithodorin-like binding mode; the reactive-site loop of the N-terminal domain remains thus freely accessible to a second trypsin-like proteinase.
This program uses period musical techniques and gestures to paint the theme more suggestively, and in a way that is hopefully accessible to a twenty-first century audience.
The two short excerpts from the secondary literature (Pace et al., 1999; Licht et al., 2010) were chosen because they shared the common theme of trophic cascades and their general readability was accessible to an average second-year undergraduate student.
Though it may cloak its long-term aspirations in the cracked-asphalt chic of downtown Manhattan, VLES was destined to become a totally different proposition from the moment it made itself accessible to a mass audience, the first step in a give and take between what its digital denizens want and how much its administrators will let them get away with.
The solvent accessibility of a protein residue is the surface area of the residue that is accessible to a solvent, which was first described by Lee and Richards [ 1] in 1971.
Thus the use of a mixed methods approach makes our first person data accessible to an objective analysis.
The focus is on the forest rather than on the trees, and this results in a readable text that, for the most part, should be accessible to anyone with a first-year graduate-level course in statistical theory.
A private server or email address also creates security concerns ― sensitive information may be more easily accessible to third parties. .
So imagine how confusing it must be to an outsider who has seventy searchable translations of the Quran accessible to him in seconds pending a Google search.
