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A conceptual model (Fig. 12) is illustrated along the approximate orientation of the cross-section AB.

Fig. 12. Possible configuration of the volcano-hydrothermal system beneath the study area, which is along the approximate orientation of the cross-section AB (Fig. 1).

Because Europa is tidally locked to Jupiter, and therefore always maintains the same approximate orientation towards Jupiter, the stress patterns should form a distinctive and predictable pattern.

Thus, the starting structure contained 1H8F A and a truncated substrate placed in its approximate orientation.

The indication of the lectin content shall only serve as an approximate orientation, and does not claim precision nor sole clinical relevance.

The approximate orientations and locations of Silurian continents can be reconstructed using a combination of paleomagnetic, paleoclimatic, and biogeographic data.

For homogeneity tests, three different points of approximate constant orientation with respect to the nanocomposites were analyzed [15].

Final local docking steps were done in FireDock [36] which predicts the structure of protein complexes given the structures of the individual components and an approximate binding orientation.

R osettaD ock is available as a web server (http://rosettadock.graylab.jhu.edu) but is limited to complexes for which the approximate binding orientation is known.

Supplementary Figure S1 shows the substrate-binding surface of the EphB4 kinase domain and the approximate binding orientation of the optimized Eph kinase synthetic peptide substrate EPHOPT, as defined by Davis et al. [ 38].

A T1-weighted volume was acquired in the same session, consisting of 64 contiguous pseudocoronal 1-mm thick anatomical slice planes (0.75×0.75 mm resolution in-plane; TR = 12 ms, TI = 500 ms, TE = 6 ms, FA = 11°, FOV = 19.2×19.2 cm) approximating the orientation of each subject's central sulcus.