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Then, it is clear that more examples in other families must be described to allow for solid conclusions, but we suggest that the structural features of the folding intermediate are not conserved in the TRX family because TRXs are α+β proteins, a fold far more complex than the all α-helical fold of cytochrome.
Worship of Matangi is described to allow her devotee to face the forbidden and transcend pollution, leading him to salvation or allowing him to gain supernatural powers for worldly goals.
The first details about "Mutual Core" came regarding its app, which was described to allow users to "arrange geological layers to form chords". "Mutual Core" was written and produced by Björk, while the beat of the song was made in collaboration with Matthew Herbert and 16bit.
Neither the ligand nor the receptor are modular proteins, but modularity of binding epitopes has been described to allow for promiscuity [43].
The background and methods used have been described to allow readers to assess the applicability.
However, the location of the loop has not been described to allow a comparison to the data presented here [ 25].
The context of the qualitative research has been described to allow readers to consider the transferability of the findings to other settings.
This technique has been described to allow direct microscopic identification of specific cell types without appreciable loss of their DNA or RNA.
The baseline characteristics of study participants were described to allow interpretability of the study sample, together with data about drop-outs, missing data and recruitment rate.
In general, tasks should be well described to allow replication or follow-up studies and the required responses must be described (e.g. pressing a button on a keyboard with a certain finger).
Questions should be derived from a clearly stated theoretical basis, and the health-care context should be clearly described, to allow for appropriate interpretation of responses.
