We also substituted the last four residues of Rps5 (222KSNR225) in view of their strong conservation and proximity to the β-hairpin, and because invariant Glu144 in β-strand 1 (E144) appears to form a salt-bridge with C-terminal residue R225 in the yeast 80S ribosome (Ben-Shem et al., 2011).
All 130 bedrooms, some with a view of Big Ben, are being painted in soft pastels, the windows tripled-glazed and air-conditioning installed.
Perhaps most surprising was the view of Ben-Dror Yemini, a usually reliably rightwing columnist, who argued that a continuing effort in Congress would only damage Israel.
Surprisingly, the increase was related to a maternal history of BEN, or a history of BEN in both parents, but not to a paternal history alone.
The diagnosis of BEN in the parent generation was based on published criteria [ 22].
"That's the point of view of the character I play," Ms. Bening added.
Fascinating works from 1870 to 1950 include a 1907 view of the Djemaa el-Fna and a photo of Ali ben Youssef Medersa from 1920.
A focus on negative indicators skews our collective view of well-being, which is more than just the absence of negatives (Ben-Arieh et al. 2001).
The association, founded in 1931 and formally organized on May 5 , 1935 by Sheikh ʿAbd al-Hamid ben Badis, was heavily influenced by the views of the Muslim jurist and reformer Muḥammad ʿAbduh (1849 1905).
Ben-Gurion viewed the newborn state as the direct continuation of Jewish history that, in his opinion, had been interrupted 2,000 years earlier when the Roman legions had crushed the Hebrew freedom fighters and banished the Jews from Palestine.
