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C1 domains are present in a wide range of signalling proteins and can be divided into typical C1 domains, which bind to lipids and regulate membrane association, and atypical C1 domains, which lack the features required for lipid binding and instead might be involved in protein protein interactions (Colon-Gonzalez & Kazanietz, 2006).
Antipsychotics were divided into typical, such as zuclopentizol and haloperidol, and atypical, such as clozapine and risperidone.
Through the usage of FFR, the complex topology of a network can be divided into several typical parts.
The results show that the combustion process can be divided into four typical stages: the growth stage, quasi-steady stage, boilover stage and decay stage.
It is found that, unlike ordinary Portland cement paste, the hydration process of slag blended cement paste could be divided into five typical stages.
The wetting behavior can be divided into two typical cases, trending of non-wetting by using small wire feeding speed and wetting by using large wire feeding speed.
The results demonstrate that the flame propagation can be divided into five typical stages, and a tri-tulip flame is observed during the development of the classic tulip flame.
It was also observed from the load-indentation depth curves and atomic force microscopy (AFM) images that the fracture failure of PZT thin films induced by nano-indentations can be divided into three typical stages: no damage, bulging and spallation.
The results indicate that the flame propagation for all obstacle configurations in a closed duct can be divided into four typical stages, i.e. hemispherical flame, finger-shaped flame, jet flame and bidirectional propagation flame.
To reduce the amount of calculation and maintain the objectivity of the analysis results, the PV power output of the PV-BESS power plant in the four seasons of the year can be divided into suitable typical scenarios.
Knight et al. [18] has shown that European climate can roughly be divided into five different typical zones.
