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The model is also consistent with recently described closed state topology of S4 with respect to S1 (down state) [15], [16], [20], [21], where replacement of the first arginine R362 in Shaker (R228 in Kv7.1) by a histidine or by a small uncharged amino acid generates a proton or a cation (omega current) pore, respectively [4], [14].
The healing progress of the osteotomy model was compared to a previously described closed fracture model.
This yielded a closed conformation of bMGL similar to the recently described closed conformation of hMGL (Fig. 5B, D) [29].
This method is an extension of our previously described closed contour segmentation framework based on graph theory and dynamic programming (GTDP).
In order to evaluate an applicable in vivo model for local therapeutical targeting, we investigated the impaired healing course of a rat tibial osteotomy with intramedullary stabilization compared to a previously described closed fracture model with regular healing.
There are many surgical treatment techniques described: closed reduction and percutaneous pinning, dorsal extension block pinning, open reduction and internal fixation, and traction fixation.
Some officers have described closed-door clashes with his peers over a variety of policy decisions, including some for Afghanistan.
Senate Democrats seem likely to agree to the flexibility if it can be expanded to include other agencies, according to several officials who described closed-door talks that also involved the White House.
What makes his essays about Donald McGill's seaside postcards, and Dickens, and the decline of the English murder, and Billy Bunter so acute is his talent for describing closed worlds and for adumbrating their conventions.
Thus, if the operating points are in the vicinity of the equilibria, then only one linear model will describe closed-loop dynamics, regardless of the rate of change of the operating points.
The inverse and forward kinematics problems are described in closed forms.
