Due to its solvophobic effect on the backbone, osmolytes force thermodynamically unstable proteins to fold without altering the rules for folding to a native-like conformation ([21], [22]).
Could it be that the local auditor feared the national office experts would have backbone, and force him to anger a very important client?
that make extensive contacts with the NLS backbone, hence forcing the NLS side chains in an orientation-dependent conformation.
These troops, say the president's advisers, would provide the backbone of a force of tens of thousands to take on Hamas, whose own forces are said to number 5,700 in Gaza, and 1,500 in the West Bank.But the numbers could be deceptive.
Therefore Steve composed and recorded the score without seeing the film, and the film was edited to his music, determining the narrative backbone and driving force of the whole piece.
A solid, empathetic team player who gave her all to the job (prior to becoming disillusioned in later seasons), June may not have been the flashiest copper at Sun Hill, but she was the backbone of the force, keeping the whole show ticking over while rarely raising her voice.
Nigeria will form the backbone of the force, contributing 900 soldiers.
In the early days of the Internet, self-interest forced backbone providers into peering.
Breedlove, on a visit to Kiev where he met Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko, said the Russian army was "training, equipping, giving backbone" to separatist forces.
Even with large-scale mechanisation, infantry remained the backbone of all forces, and throughout the war, most infantry were equipped similarly to World War I.
