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Because of the short lengths of paralogous alignments and overall conservation of the defining domain of CPR proteins, bootstrap support for the monophyly of these groups is usually low.

These tRNA genes contribute to centromere function by defining domain boundaries important for centromere activity [ 29].

Our findings indicate that QSOX enzymes are characterized not just by the presence of the two defining domain folds but also by features that promote coordinated activity.

The authors constructed a small chimaeric library after defining domain boundaries based on sequence alignments and tested a number of constructs in which the Chp1 moiety length differed while the EnvZ transmembrane moiety was fixed.

While the defining domain architecture presented in Fig.  1 is pervasive in all USP4, USP11 and USP15 as well as ancestral (single copy) homologs, divergence among the structured domains and the unstructured linking regions is observed, which has been reported to confer differential enzymatic properties [ 20, 32].

After all, defining domain range per thread and the amount of threads per block determines the utilization of a CUDA GPU.

In this paper, we discuss its representation by defining domain-specific languages (Dsls) for declarative expert rules.

One of the main advantages of the CIF format is the existence of CIF dictionaries, aimed at defining domain-specific ontologies readable both by humans and by machines [17].

In such work, we provide a meta-modeling infrastructure for defining domain-specific design spaces which systematically capture the domain's prominent design dimensions, their associated variation points (alternative solutions), and the architectural changes required to implement each solution.

A number of automated methods are also available for defining domains.

Hence, historically, various criteria have been used in defining domains; namely function, sequence, evolution, structure, and folding considerations.