Furthermore, the flexibility of soft lithography enables one to use a variety of differently sized channels to accommodate different sized cells.
Although definitive conclusions using a static structure are limited and lack any kinetic information about the binding site interactions, substituting the middle X residue into the structure provides a qualitative picture of the molecular gyrations needed to accommodate the differently charged and sized amino acid side chains.
Consequently, the tip of the Hsp70 peptide turn is differently accommodated in the TPR cleft.
Both prototypes displayed the same clinical material, formatted differently to accommodate the different screen sizes and aspect ratios of the two devices (see Figure 1 for a screenshot of the pocketPC implementation and Figure 2 for a screenshot of the tablet implementation).
The in situ analysis at different strain levels shows that amorphous chains in the fibre accommodate the stress differently.
These variations result in a differently shaped active site cavity, which accommodated 1 in a slightly different pose.
(a) Give them the adequate resources and a greater scope for interaction, simultaneously with the on-going school children, rather than separately; (b) Facilitate an educational platform within the mainstream school structure, which should have the scope to accommodate both the differently-abled as well as other students, blurring the arbitrary distinction between them.
However, in contrast to DIGE where the Cy2-labelled sample is formed by pooling all samples and used as internal standard, our experiment had to be designed slightly differently to accommodate the fact that Cy2 labelling results in gels 1 3 were expected to differ from those in gels 4 6 due to different quencher concentration.
I did learn that the school system doesn't accommodate people who develop differently.
Teachers and parents argue, though, that the tests often do not accommodate students who learn differently, or let them demonstrate their knowledge creatively.
