In the current case, we hypothesize that Lys8 in both peptides acts as an aggregation gatekeeper residue; however, it is more effective to prevent Trpzip2 from aggregating.
We found that at pH 13 both Trpzip1 and Trpzip2 aggregate faster, which is consistent with the notion that Lys8 behaves as an aggregation gatekeeper.
As the bishop pointed out, South Sudan never existed as a nation before but only as an aggregation of tribes.
Recent high-resolution structural data have revealed a rather complex picture of this interaction that also involves glycosylation acting as an aggregation inhibitor32.
In contrast, the consequentialist logic stresses individual self-interest and views political order as an aggregation of rational actor preferences through processes of bargaining, negotiation, and coalition formation.
Yet despite that popularity, in recent years he's become reduced – perhaps even more than Blyton – to little more than a punchline, with Biggles remembered merely as an aggregation of preposterous verbal tics ("By Jove, Bertie!").
Book-centered advice might similarly aim toward the sublime — once social media redefined "personality" as an aggregation of preferences and aversions, identifying just the product for someone could morph into an almost spiritual activity, like ministry.
We extend our previous works by employing as an aggregation tool the Ordered Weighted Averaging (OWA) operators due to Yager [52].
Ethernet is positioning itself as an aggregation technology for carrier transport networks; however, as it was designed for local area networks, native bridged Ethernet does not fulfill all carrier requirements.
The fuzzy weighted average (FWA), which is a function of fuzzy numbers and is useful as an aggregation method in engineering or management science based on fuzzy sets theory.
As an aggregation of a variety of ecological functions that occur by ecological processes, tidal flats have the better value in terms of ecological services than other land uses.
