Unexpectedly, the observed ratio ∼2.5 5 deviates from this ideal case: In some proteins "polar" positions are occupied by hydrophobic residues, which may, for example, lead to the emergence of characteristic, highly stable structures (Deng et al. 2006; Liu et al. 2006).
How were we going to have, for example, to deal with the emergence of probably the most reactionary papacy since the mid-19th century?
This evolutionary scenario, for example, may have led to the emergence of by-products encompassing both positive (buffering) and negative (aggravating) epistatic interactions with respect to fitness components (i.e. embryo viability).
The treating psychiatrist judges that it is inappropriate to continue the study intervention due to, for example, the emergence of a severe psychotic or manic episode, serious and imminent suicidal ideation, or a severe medical condition.
One example, chosen for its relevance to the emergence of the Greek city-state, or polis, will suffice.
For example, insufficiently active is related to the emergence of various cardiovascular problems, including ischemic heart disease and stroke [ 7, 8].
Similarly, overuse of the fluoroquinolones, particularly the older class members that have less activity against, for example, S pneumoniae, has led to the emergence of fluoroquinolone-resistant pneumococci [ 43].
Using this example, we model the emergence, persistence and resolution of severe conflicts during collaboration by coupling opinion formation with article editing in a bounded confidence dynamics.
For example, one of the contributing factors to the emergence of widespread homelessness in San Francisco and New York City in the early 1980s was the destruction of thousands of SRO (or single room occupancy) units.
A rodent trapped in the wilds of Africa and brought into the U.S. led to the emergence of monkeypox, for example, while monkeys themselves are another notorious purveyor of pathogen pollution.
