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When formation of such strain localizations are considered as "necessary" for the reorientation of grain segment(s), the cube stability at low Z deformation could also be understood.
For the senators on the committee who would like to succeed President Bush Clintonon and the ranking Republican, John McCain — the hearing could also be understood as campaigning by other means.
By evaluation of inhibiting EGFR and HER2 kinases, seven compounds (13b, 13g, 13n, 13o, 13p, 13r and 13s) showed stronger EGFR potency with IC50 ⩽ 18 nM, which could also be understood by preliminary docking study of 13b with EGFR kinase.
It could also be understood as the minimal initial capital required.
Both also argued that the evolution toward equilibrium demanded in the non-equilibrium theory could also be understood probabilistically.
Apple could also be understood to be taking on at least one facet of Microsoft Mesh, which promises to make consumers' personal files available to them on whichever device they use.
Our results could also be helpful to understand the inhibitory mechanism of 1- 4-Phenylpiperazin-1-yl -2- 1H-pyrazol-1-yl) ethanone derivatives thereby to design more effective ligands in the future.
Such a model could also be used to understand and predict the impacts of reduced sea ice on other components of reproduction, including lactation, cub growth, cub survival to independence, and age at first reproduction16.
Our analysis reveals a comprehensive evolutionary picture, which rationalizes the origin of multi-specificity of HU/IHF proteins using sequence and structure-based determinants, which could also be applied to understand differences in binding specificities of other nucleic acid binding proteins.
He thinks the work could also be used to understand more about the formation of these dangerous waves, perhaps to the point where it would one day be possible to provide a warning in places where rogue waves may be prone to appear.
This information could also be used to understand and influence behavioural patterns and tourist flows in a city and to spread tourist flows to certain parts of a city [5, 42].
