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34 Residues Asp 67 and Lys 70 belong to the fingers domain while residues Leu 210 and Thr 215 are embedded inside the palm subdomain and constitute a fragment of the dNTP binding pocket.
The computable OWL DL subset (Horrocks et al., 2003) constitutes a decidable fragment of first-order logic, which is supported by classifiers like Pellet (Sirin et al., 2007) or HermiT (Motik et al., 2009).
I would be particularly grateful for links of any more recent work on the same lines.Marxism, radical leftist ideologies, and "real socialism" constitute not only a fragment of world history, and of Polish or Hungarian histories, but also a chapter in Jewish history.
The amino acid sequence of the PfRH5 protein in the 3D7 parasite clone was used to express a fragment of PfRH5, constituting 143 aa from Asn-31 to Val-174.
He claimed that his ambition in Life: A User's Manual (1978) was "to exhaust not the world" but "a constituted fragment of the world".
Nonetheless, the evidence is most compelling that fragment E was interchanged between samples NDsq0167 and NDsq0168, thus constituting a clean case of sample crossover.
Manufacturers are looking to circumvent the high cost by narrowing down their focus, catering to one specific ethnic group, but they constitute a very small fragment of the total market.
Forgive a fragment of autobiography.
A fragment of a transistor radio.
A fragment of the axle has survived.
