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In previous studies designed to increase the primary structure symmetry within the hydrophobic core of human acidic fibroblast growth factor (FGF-1) a combination of five mutations were accommodated, resulting in structure, stability and folding kinetic properties similar to wild-type (despite the symmetric constraint upon the set of core residues).

Natural selection gradually lengthened the nerve by tiny increments to accommodate, resulting in the circuitous route now observed.

Still and video format images were integrated to accommodate results from radiographs, sonograms, microscopic and colposcopy examinations.

Our data model can therefore be used as a common set of requirements for reporting future in vitro aptamer experiments and subsequently expanded to accommodate results of other in vitro sequence evolution experiments that involve biomolecular interactions such as phage display (4) and the development of ribozymes.

Conversely, in other places, the same level of protests by local residents has been much more contained, whereas in some other municipalities, the attitude of firms towards immigrants has been less accommodating, resulting hence in different scenarios (TGcom24 2017).

Plans are being made for around £450m of cuts to accommodate the resulting financial pressure".

Neighboring residues shift to accommodate Asn243, resulting in a slight shift of neighboring helix H3 (Supporting Information Figure S6).

This is easily accounted for by the enormous selection pressure operating on the translation machinery (made of proteins interacting with each other and with highly conserved RNAs), which cannot easily accommodate mutations resulting in alteration of the corresponding proteins.

Using the binomial model when the variability in the data exceeds what the binomial model can accommodate could result in an underestimation of the standard error of the pooled event rate and thus increase the chance of a Type I error.

The Rent Guidelines Board has hinted that rents will go up to accommodate new costs resulting from the law.

Metro-North officials also said that over the next 20 years, they hope to spend an additional $2.5 billion to add to their fleet to accommodate increased ridership resulting from the spread of the suburbs to areas in Northern Westchester, Putnam, Orange and Dutchess Counties.