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For example, pyridinyl-imidazole scaffolds are predicted to target the ATP binding pocket, while urea-like moieties on substituted naphthyl rings establishing interactions with the Glu71 sidechain and the lipophilic pocket, and substituted heterocyclic rings bury deeply into the allosteric binding pocket (Figure 5C).

Again, these things can be buried deeply into your ear canal, and the silicon fittings do a terrific job of sealing in music and keeping out surrounding sound.

The giant is not buried deeply enough.

Sometimes it (your good ideas) are buried deeply.

Lightweight, Danforth, and plow anchors have long, sharp flukes that pivot around a stock at the bottom of the shank and bury themselves deeply into the bottom; these anchors are generally used for yachts and other small craft.

Current analytics packages for social network applications or widgets offer nothing more than pageview stats or simple user numbers (such as what Facebook publishes itself) while Kontagent is able to bury itself deeply into the platform and extract detailed user and conversion data.

Publishers' heads remain deeply buried into the sand; they don't see their costly publications scream their irrelevancy every morning when hitting the streets.

Our data suggest that the N-terminus of StII is more deeply buried into the hydrophobic core of the bilayer than that of StI.

One cannot solve them analytically, because the temperatures are too deeply buried into the formulae they show up simultaneously in exponentials, in logarithms and under the radical (see Sect. 6).

Looking back this implies that free will is very deeply buried into our biology and ecology, because it is the second condition.

According to the A. fulgidus 3D structure, the active site of APS reductase is deeply buried into the protein interior and is only accessible from the outside through a 17 Å long channel of 10 Å diameter which is formed at the interface between the FAD-binding and capping domains [18], [23], [24] (see Fig. 1B and 9E).