The primary reason for the choice of these databases was that these sources are relatively complementary to each other and representative of PPIs derived from a variety of methods, including high-throughput experimental PPIs (from HPRD and BIND), literature-curated PPIs (from BIND), text-mined PPIs (from STRING), and computational predicted PPIs (from STRING and OPHID).
There's bound to be literature that comes out of it, and people will gasp and say, 'How did that policy ever get through?'" David Blunkett was unavailable for comment.
The thread of literature bound these pioneers together with later practitioners, such as the scientist and philosopher Galileo, dramatist Carlo Goldoni, lyric poet Giacomo Leopardi, Romantic novelist Alessandro Manzoni, and poet Giosuè Carducci.
There's bound to be literature that comes out of it, and people will gasp and say, 'How did that policy ever get through?' " In Germany, the Ays' last chance is a humanitarian appeal to the Petitionsausschuss, a body that is part of the apparatus of state government.
This is a quite common bound in M-DVC literature.
Many other variants of the Ostrowski-Grüss type inequality (on time scales) and related results (see, for example, [7 10, 12, 13] and the references therein) are bound in the literature.
In contrast, the NoxaA BH3 peptide from murine Noxa, for which no binding up to 2500 nM for Bcl-xL, Bcl-2, Bcl-w, or Bfl-1 is reported in the literature, bound Mcl-1 more weakly than the three designed peptides, with a Kd of 46 nM (Table 2).
Because the audit and feedback intervention was added to a program already containing two other component interventions, we conservatively used a lower-bound literature estimate for incremental absolute gains in the vaccination rate (4%) due to audit and feedback interventions [ 8, 14].
Firstly, the specimen thickness was chosen from the lower bound in the literatures, and the width of the parallel section was optimized to reduce the difficulty for specimen handling.
Lucius Livius Andronicus was regarded as the father of Latin literature, a fact that illustrates to what extent the development of Roman literature was bound up with conquest and enslavement.
Ethiopian scholars and priests shared their knowledge of Ethiopia's ancient tradition of written literature and bound manuscripts with a large audience at Princeton on March 12.
