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By evaluating the thermodynamics of metal protein interactions via equilibrium binding studies, protein unfolding free energy determinations, proton competition equilibria, and electrochemistry, a more robust basis for the computational design of metalloproteins may be provided.
This provides a basis for the computational identification of cis-regulatory motifs.
The basis for the computational inference of novel signaling pathways are protein-protein interaction (PPI) datasets.
A recently proposed network model is used as the basis for all the computational studies reported in this paper.
However, since reducing complexity is our main concern, we choose to use MMax-MDF as our basis for reducing the computational complexity of the proposed algorithm.
The computational LIDA framework has been almost completely implemented, and serves as a basis for the two computational agents demonstrating the timings of the cognitive cycle (see Results section).
A self-consistent model of surface transport and morphological evolution is presented that has provided the basis for the theoretical and computational work that is reviewed.
Such PWMs represent a weighted average of aligned sequences and provide the basis for the genome-wide computational predictions of TFBSs (82, 83).
The formulation presented here forms the basis for needed computational tools that can elucidate the electromechanical behavior and properties of dielectric elastomers that are used for engineering applications.
These results form the basis for computational studies in the literature about the linear stability of stationary solutions and the potential onset of physical instabilities.
We describe the key features of game physics engines and their parallels in human mental representation, focusing especially on the intuitive physics of young infants where the hypothesis helps to unify many classic and otherwise puzzling phenomena, and may provide the basis for a computational account of how the physical knowledge of infants develops.
