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We have termed this domain the CHD1 helical C-terminal (CHCT) domain as it is comprised of five α-helices arranged in a variant helical bundle topology.

The sphere is discretized using a hexahedral grid although any grid imaginable can be used as long as it is comprised of quadrilaterals.

This data may suggest the possibility of PGN interaction as it is comprised of N-acetylglucosamine.

We tested our SVM prediction model using the EL-Manzalawy dataset which is suggested to be more appropriately suited for benchmarking purposes as it is comprised of homology-reduced epitope sequences.

The rat gastrocnemius is an ideal muscle to investigate these questions as it is comprised of approximately 28% fast oxidative glycolytic (FOG), 65% fast glycolytic (FG), and 7% slow (S) muscle fibers [[ 16], according to a metabolic enzyme-based fiber type classification scheme].

BodyBalance® (Les Mills) (BodyFlow™ in the US) is one gym-based activity that has the potential to promote improvements in balance, as it is comprised of yoga, tai chi, and Pilates elements, all of which in isolation can successfully improve balance.

The canon, as it were, comprised of heavily compressed tunes that combined grindingly dull electrohouse with the worst of Tuesday night indie club fare.

Shadow's 1996 full-length debut, Endtroducing, the source of said tune, would be near impossible to make today, as it's comprised of nothing but samples -- small portions of recordings which are copied and pasted to make or add to an entirely new work.

This subjective measure of individual deprivation potentially measures a wider spectrum of both social and economic well-being as it is comprised out of measures such as being able to afford fruit and vegetables, using a food bank, or the need to borrow money for day-to-day needs [ 25] and has been shown to be strongly associated with changes in mental health [ 34].

"It will be a slippery narrative," she writes, "composed in an unremitting continuous tense, absolute, devouring the present as it goes". It is comprised of her own memories, of historical events, of scraps of popular culture, slang, notes on the subtle transformations of the culture.

This protection, as Wessel describes it, is comprised of four defense mechanisms: isolation, anchoring, distraction, and sublimation.