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Starting from the three representative US windows shown in Fig. 2B (positions a, b and c), we conducted the free energy perturbation (FEP) calculations (see Supplementary Materials for details) to evaluate the Na+/K+ selectivity (Fig. S10).

To convey confidence in our model system, we specifically sought details to evaluate the binding of a propeptide to GGCX.

While there are a large number of resources available on various aspects of human mtDNA, a major bottleneck is the lack of documentation of genomic variation data across populations with clinical details to evaluate these variations for disease association.

Since torsion is one of the dominating loading conditions in practice, the behavior of the newly developed smart pipe joint system subjected to torsion loading was investigated in-detail to evaluate the effect of the integrated piezoelectric reinforced polymer composite layer on the joint performance.

The criterion for determining cells of similar output is only mentioned in passing with a reference to work of Victor and Purpura without enough detail to evaluate.

Some studies have suggested coded data alone do not contain sufficient detail to evaluate clinical care or to reliably identify patient groups [ 9- 12].

[[ 15], p24] We are unaware of any documented comprehensive approach detailed to evaluate both implementation and outcomes of a national, government-lead strategy to reduce obesity.

To understand these characteristics for Super Typhoon Haiyan in detail, to evaluate the current performance of typhoon and storm surge prediction systems, to understand the reason why extreme storm surge occurred, and to guide reconstruction efforts of devastated areas, it is necessary to validate prediction models and analyze the local properties of storm surge.

In one case, the cohort included only 16 individuals (Gibbs and van Landingham 2008); two involved cohorts with higher iodine intakes (Amitai et al. 2007; Tellez et al. 2005); and one report lacked sufficient detail to evaluate the analysis (Pearce et al. 2007a).

In agreement with EFSA, it was deemed necessary to define the protection goal for amphibians in greater detail, and in particular to evaluate the relevance of effects on populations.

While the existence of the Flag transaction has been known since it occurred in June 2001, some details necessary to evaluate it were not disclosed until Tyco's report last week by David Boies, the lawyer whose firm was hired to review what had happened at the company.