Perhaps something is changing in Scotland's distinctive religious tapestry, but not the propensity for a scrap.
Millennials get flack for all sorts of things, such as their (alleged) me-first attitude, uncouth mannerisms, short attention span, unconventional work habits, distinctive fashion and cuisine preferences, strong propensity towards the use of social media, and even their decision of where to live (many stay with their parents well into their third decade).
We discovered that flanking sequences of cleavage sites possess distinctive residue composition and position-specific propensity patterns which could be helpful in discriminating the cleavage sites from non-cleavage sites in silico.
We analyzed two benchmark datasets and found that linear B-cell epitopes possess distinctive residue conservation and position-specific residue propensities which could be exploited for epitope discrimination in silico.
It was found that the ability of these compounds to lower surface tension is good, but the high relative propensity to form aggregates is their distinctive feature.
One distinctive feature of this protein family is their propensity to associate with other tetraspanin and non-tetraspanin proteins to form multimolecular complexes or tetraspanin-enriched areas or microdomains (TEAs or TEMs) (Hemler, 2005; Levy and Shoham, 2005).
One of the distinctive attributes of human social cognition is our propensity to build models of other people's minds: to make inferences about the mental states of others.
The passions may also have distinctive sensations, or feels, but it is their propensities that explain the particular motivational force and almost unintentional character of passions.
The former "Transformers" star has long been known for her distinctive tattoos (thanks in no small part to her propensity to reveal the skin that they adorn), but she recently decided to say goodbye to her most famous ink job of them all: her inner forearm tattoo of Marilyn Monroe's face.
