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We compare these results, as well as previously reported experimental results for fibrils formed by other β-amyloid fragments, with theoretical predictions of molecular alignment based on databases of residue-specific alignments in antiparallel β-sheets in known protein structures.
Source: Authors computations based on databases of the Customs Administration.
Human threshold values or TTC values have been determined for structural classes of compounds using probabilistic approaches based on databases of toxicological testing for both cancer and non-cancer endpoints on a wide variety of chemical structures (EFSA 2012).
In present study, nine typical nonlinear mathematical models are established based on database of 40 historical dam failures.
Accumulated possible pathogenic mutations in Tibetan highlanders were also compared to those in 367 East Asians from 1000 Genomes Projects based on database of pathogenic mutations described in MITOMAP35, tRNA pathogenicity19 and Mutpred scores20, respectively.
The design of the revised index is based on database of air pollutants collected at two air quality monitoring stations in Hong Kong, i.e. a roadside station in Mong Kok and a general station in Sha Tin.
Records of presence of huemul were based on database of Administración de Parques Nacionales (APN) of Argentina surveyed during different studies (Vila et al. 2006; Flueck and Smith-Flueck 2011), including the location (latitude and longitude) of each direct sight of individuals or indirect (antlers, bones, feces, or foot prints) records (since 1997).
And automated malware detection, for instance, is often based on large databases of known varieties of malicious code.
Several groups have built panels of ancestry-informative markers (AIMs) based on multiple databases of human genetic variation [ 24- 27].
About 51.6 % of the transcriptome were functionally annotated based on the databases of Nr, Nt, Swiss-Prot, KEGG and COG.
Based on the databases of 18 OECD countries from 1970 to 2016, we draw the following conclusions.
