These two EBOV NP structures may present another essential instance for conformation change during virus life cycle (Fig. 5).
They can cleverly package up all sorts of virtual anthologies: everyone knows the Clash is an essential band, for instance, so everyone will want the Clash in his digital jukebox: "This, to me, is a no-brainer," Glaser says.
There was, for instance, an essential difference between probability (the subject of the Topics) and certainty (dealt with in the two Analytics).
In anticipation of what will be his ultimate 'proof' of the immortality of the soul, Plato contends that when something possessed of an essential property, as for instance snow possesses cold, is confronted by the 'opposite', heat, then the-cold-in-the snow must withdraw or perish.
For instance, an essential issue to the classification of psychiatric disorders is information on their natural course.
For instance, an essential issue to the classification of psychiatric disorders and their management is information pertaining to their natural course and outcome.
For instance, an essential metabolic reaction can be associated to two genes where one gene may compensate for the knockout of the other and would require a double-gene knockout to determine the validity of the predicted in silico phenotype.
Praise in this instance constitutes an essential element of the mystic experience and celebrates God no longer for his works but for himself, his greatness, and his mystery.
For instance, Atg4p (an essential protease of the autophagic machinery) is a direct target for oxidation by H2O2 [ 62].
In this instance, CSB has an essential function by interacting with p53 and causing the release of the essential factor p300 from p53.
For instance, Zn2+ is an essential co-factor for MTF-1, a transcription factor that binds to metal response elements in the promoter region of MT genes mediating their response to Zn2+ (Andrews, 2001; Wimmer et al., 2005).
