Firstly, although we could not identify a specific receptor using these in silico methods, the HRV-QPM models most closely accommodated interaction with an ICAM-1-like molecule, similar to some HEV C viruses [44].
(The extra four are blown-up pictures of her with her hair closely shaved to accommodate a truly exorbitant supply of wigs).
However, they may be more reliable and biologically meaningful than other methods (Goldman and Yang 1994), and may accommodate both closely related and highly divergent sequences in phylogenetic inference (Miyazawa 2013).
But while the measures, closely guarded by Treasury Department officials, accommodate banks with top safety and soundness ratings, they also allow the government to apply a looser definition to some banks with lower ratings, according to two people briefed on the process.
It is now possible to see early signs of the emergence of a new model in which treatment professionals and programs accommodate to and collaborate closely with the criminal justice system.
Genes circulate far more widely around the whole population than our sense of ourselves as unique beings can accommodate: we're all much more closely related than we know.
"We are open to working closely with Achilles and Jesse to try to accommodate his participation, as we do with other athletes, with equipment that meets our safety standards," he noted.
These garments are designed to fit closely through the torso and flare appropriately to accommodate the petticoat.
Ligand binding sites, while closely neighboring catalytic sites, enjoy a moderate flexibility to accommodate the ligand binding.
With strong holds likely for The Wolf of Wall Street, 12 Years a Slave and American Hustle, interested parties will be watching closely to see if the market can expand to accommodate all these titles.
