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In this paper, we propose a framework for organizational processes architecture which provides instruments for building high quality organizational solutions in the problem space, and contributes to the alignment between business and urbanized information systems through linking the problem and the solution spaces.

Endothelin 3 released from smooth muscle cells of the carotid artery contributes to the alignment of sympathetic neurons with the carotid artery (Makita et al., 2008).

Furthermore, the mechanisms by which tension contributes to the alignment of stress fibers and actin dynamics within these actomyosin bundles have not been reported.

Dynamic capabilities also contribute to the alignment of production plans with customer needs (and willingness to pay) by activities that can be summarized as "sensing, seizing, and transforming" (Teece 2007, 2014).

After POA sequence alignment, the total score is normalized via division by the sum of the weighted rewards for a match in each template column contributing to the alignment.

We speculate that the stringent conservation of His54 is the result of the space-filling property of its imidazole ring, which might contribute to the alignment of neighboring residues.

Note Newbler's rate of collapsed tandem repeats would have been underestimated because only contigs that spanned a repeat region could contribute to the alignment breaks that were counted here.

Conclusions: Although UNGEI has contributed to the alignment of sector policy towards girls‟ education and consolidation of partnership in girls‟ education; its contributions to the outcomes are probably more discernible in the identification, documentation, implementation, and downstream institutionalization of good practices in girls‟ education.

The current article contributes to the BIT alignment in PN, analyzing if PN maturities influence the BIT alignment.

Information gathered through interviews provides explanations of our results, and suggests that the inclusion of non-financial perspectives in PMSs contributes to the strategic alignment of international organisations by supporting learning and dialogue within relationships between headquarters and subsidiaries.

A lower energy score can be found when the shoulder region (502 646) is included, indicating that the shoulder area probably contributes to the proper alignment and docking of the monomers (supplementary material S1, Supplementary Material online) consistent with the rat MVP crystal structure.