This location would facilitate the specific sequence-dependent association with modifying enzymes due to the high surface exposure and accessibility of the disordered regions.
As previously mentioned, the 2 surgical approaches are considered to have benefits and shortcomings concerning exposure and accessibility of the femur and acetabulum.
Population level strategies that impact on environmental smoke exposure and accessibility to cigarettes, and that include education campaigns, are also important.
It included questions about database characteristics, sample size, availability of information on drug exposure, clinical data and accessibility.
This exposure reflects the availability and accessibility of the products due to the lack of safe storage devices and product disposal practices.
The 24-h exposure was chosen to confirm the viability and accessibility of the cells and taken as the appropriate time for the following test system.
I'd say rather that his life in music so far has trumped them, by making himself essential to a much wider sphere of influence, exposure, and, in a meaningful sense, accessibility.
The modifiable risk factors we associate with smoking initiation and persistence – parent behavior, peer pressure, role models, advertising, accessibility, repeated exposure, and perceived norms – were irrelevant to Christopher Columbus' crew and the first tobacco users across Eurasia.
Further, not all potential risk factors were measured such as environmental exposures and health care accessibility.
In contrast to health studies of urban air pollution, wildfire studies are constrained by the size and distribution of the exposed population, duration of the episode, and the retrospective accessibility of data on exposure and health outcomes.
Because both facilitating protein mobility and DNA exposure increase chromatin accessibility, these local dynamics may be advantageous in template-directed biological processes such as transcriptional regulation, DNA replication, and DNA repair/recombination.
