Failure to find significant correlations between hotspots and regions predicted to adopt a potential hairpin structure might exclude the possibility that the bulk of V-sRNAs and S-sRNAs originated from direct processing of folded ssRNA.
By considering the grain boundary as a distinguishable phase and adopting a "segregation potential" in the grain boundary region, the effect of solute drag is automatically incorporated into the model.
We adopt a square potential energy model in the following calculation, i.e., V(r) = 0 inside and V(r) = V 0 outside of the nano-structures.
Not only for this reason but also to have an independent view on the folding mechanism, we chose to adopt a simplified potential energy function that is consistent with our representation of the protein in terms of native contacts.
After decades of training to respond passively to hijackers' demands, pilots and their employers are now adopting a more aggressive stance as potential soldiers in the United States' new war.
Due to the nature of cloud computing, being a service oriented architecture, there is a lot of potential in adopting a cloud architecture that can be used in a classroom [4].
The odds of making that mistake were significantly reduced by adopting a promotion mindset (focused on potential gain); those participants invested the remaining $1 million less than 60percentt of the time.*.*
Broaden your talent criteria – the traditional approach to talent development usually means identifying a pool of future leaders with certain characteristics and focusing your efforts there, but by adopting a view that everyone has potential leaders can emerge from unexpected places.
The power of this approach is illustrated, step-by-step, with the determination of the structure adopted by a potential G-quadruplex sequence found in the 5′-untranslated region of the cAMP responsive element modulator (CREM) mRNA.
Furthermore, Tsk/+ mice develop lung emphysema and cardiac hypertrophy and have therefore been adopted as a potential genetic model of human SSc, cardiac hypertrophy and hereditary emphysema [ 2].
