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As the binding motifs were known for SH3 domains, comparison with the sequences with these motifs is a more stringent way to validate our method.
Correlations were evaluated in four different domains: Comparison (the first tensor dimension), Time and Frequency (the second tensor dimension), and Causal outflow (the third tensor dimension).
These domains, comparisons of pre- and post-release themes, and relevant theoretical constructs are outlined in Table 2.
The frequency domain comparison yields a high coherence in the vicinity of the resonant Chandler frequency.
Regarding domain comparison, we have shown that for an easier domain such as that of the EPIC data with an easier term list (INV, INL, and single-word terms) performance is much better (ATWV = 0.8436).
The time domain comparison of this series with the non-atmospheric excitation inferred from the polar motion and atmospheric angular momentum data shows a high correlation over most of the period of 1985 to 1996 when they overlap.
The dynamic mass balances are also solved using Laplace transforms followed by numerical inversion and a time-domain comparison is presented from the time of injection of the tracer until the steady is attained.
Vesicles serving as stationary Ca2+ stores or undergoing trafficking contain Ca2+-release channels (PtCRCs) which, according to sequence and domain comparison, are related either to inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate (InsP3) receptors (IP3R) or to ryanodine receptor-like proteins (RyR-LP) or to both, with intermediate characteristics or deviation from conventional domain structure.
Although no significant structural divergences were observed in each Obg fold and GTPase domain comparison, major structural changes were found in the relative orientation of the both domains.
During intra-domain comparison no significant structural differences were noticed in each Obg fold and GTPase domain (see Figure 3 and 4).
By SMART domain comparison, we show that hTectonin contains multiple homologs widespread in the vertebrate kingdom, implying that it is not a one-off protein in the human proteome, but rather, an important one conserved throughout many species.
