Extending for example to the 10 "newly" reported subunits of mitochondrial ribosomes of [34], 7 are correctly included in cluster 3 and 1 in cluster 8 (still mitochondrial) and only 2 are missing (YMR158W and YPL013C).
However, extending, for example, CMfinder to include stability profiles as an additional pseudo-free energy change term, similar to [ 64], would likely give the best results.
The jurisdiction of the three-level system of administrative courts extends, for example, to all civil law litigation of a nonconstitutional nature unless other specialized courts have jurisdiction.
Ominously police powers to regulate protests and pickets are to be vastly extended, for example with a requirement to create "picket supervisors" who must wear identifiable armbands – just as police states around the world require.
Our own Economist/YouGov poll finds that a majority of Americans would like to see the payroll-tax cut extended, for example, and two-thirds of those think a surtax on millionaires is the best way to pay for it.Yet Mr Obama has been harping on about raising taxes on the rich since his first election campaign.
Our model can be easily extended, for example to other regional markets, or to any other two-sided platform with network effects.
As we'll see later, this extends, for example, to (V_+in L^2_{loc}, V_-in L^p_{unif}) with p (nu )-canonical.
The penultimate paragraph to Clark and Chalmers (1998) advocated the view that, to put it colloquially, where mind goes, the self follows: if the mind is extended, for example, so too is the self (see also A. Clark 2001, 2003).
It conforms to the low-level Geant4 abstract graphical user interfaces and introduces new abstract classes from which the various drivers are derived and that can be straightforwardly extended, for example, by the addition of a new driver.
For an adequate description of the pH-dependent charge state of side-chain and terminal amino acid functional groups, the one-letter code may be extended: For example, at a pH value of 7.4 the pentapeptide RRHIS contains a positively charged amino group at the terminal arginine, two positively charged arginine side chains and a negatively charged carboxylic group at the terminal serine.
Moreover, the framework developed in this work can also be extended, for example, to the multiple-source localization problem, which can be regarded as a special case of the problem at hand in which all sources have the same transmit ID.
