The ambiguity found for EC 5.3.1.1 could be resolved and, consequently, the genome annotation was updated accordingly.
In these, the molecular-level intricacy of the complex unknowns is most adequately converted into very highly resolved and, consequently, extremely information-rich signatures.
Consequently the paradox is resolved: proteins with a higher tendency to aggregate have stronger intrinsic potential to partition into membranes but the formation/accumulation of aggregates is not a prerequisite for this initial interaction with membranes.
Within the context of the crystal structure, the two ROCK-I phosphorylation sites present in RhoE (Ser7 and Ser11) are likely interchanging at the catalytic (primary binding) site, with resultant low substrate occupancy and consequently disordered and poorly resolved electron density.
Since the Fourier sinusoid has time-invariant frequency, the S-transform is consequently unsuitable for resolving waveforms whose frequency changes with time.
In the present study we sought to investigate whether negative targeting of TNK2 by siRNA could be used to inhibit cancer cell invasion, to establish the contribution of its effect on the EGFR and to consequently attempt to resolve the issue of TNK2's mechanism of action.
The quartic nonlinear terms present in the Zakharov form of the free surface conditions can cause severe aliasing problems and consequently numerical instability for marginally resolved or very steep waves.
The initial set comprising 82 proteins with 141 S-nitrosylated cysteines was analyzed to identify sites that can be mapped into structurally resolved proteins and consequently assessed by their structural context.
The TOI and THI values are calculated according to spatially resolved spectroscopy and consequently reflect oxygenation and blood volume of the brain unaffected by superficial tissue.
By scanning the collection region over the microcapsule via an automated stage, the interference pattern and consequently the microcapsule thickness could be resolved spatially (2A ⊂ CB[8] ⊂ 2B, Figure 3 ).
