The multiple sequence alignment of 20 representative ferritin structures, as presented in Figure 3, was used for the ConSurf analysis to determine highly conserved residues that are potentially necessary for either structural integrity or biological activity.
Also, triatomines can survive for months in harvested crops; thus, multiple hygiene interventions are potentially necessary along the food production line (14 ).
Furthermore, but considering that only one prodigy was compared with a control group, results of the present study imply that the neural substrate, which is potentially necessary to enhance specific skills dramatically by positively motivated excessive mental training, might be present in every healthy individual.
Either way it suggests the possibility that DR6 6B) is an important protein for the further progression of the infection and is potentially necessary for viral replication.
Doing so manually is very time consuming as it is potentially necessary to try all subsets of the biomass metabolites.
Our study specifically highlighted the importance of continued support by parents, which is necessary for young people with ADHD during transition and may be potentially necessary during their time with adult services.
This is of particular concern in light of the challenge of diagnosing IBS and the variability in subtype symptomatology, and both the FDA and European Medicines Agency have suggested that patient reported outcome (PRO) instruments specific to particular IBS subtypes may be potentially necessary to measure effectively the therapeutic benefit.
After comparison of the entire HCA family, only the fused cyclodehydratase, F protein, and B protein are present within all clusters and are potentially the only necessary enzymes within this cluster (unless other essential enzymes are encoded elsewhere in the genome).
When deciding which resource consequences are potentially important it is necessary to specify the viewpoint from which recommendations are made.
To understand how these models were put together and why they are potentially so influential, it's necessary to understand the political actors behind them.
Wasteful spending — perhaps $700 billion a year — "does nothing to improve patient health but subjects you and me to tests and procedures that aren't necessary and are potentially harmful," the president's budget director, Peter Orszag, wrote in a blog post characteristic of the administration's argument.
