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To confirm and complete this gating scenario we will need high resolution structures of intact AChRs in both A2C and A2O conformations, more extensive estimates of the energy changes in αM1 and the M2 segments of the non-α subunits, and more sophisticated theories for, and analyses of, the transition state of the gating reaction.

Computer modeling of the drinking water system at Camp Lejeune during 1968 1985 provided ATSDR with extensive estimates of the exposure [ 1, 2].

Extensive estimates of forest productivity are required to understand the relationships between shifting land use, changing climate and carbon storage and fluxes.

It is likely that further expansion of this project to include larger samples will uncover additional HPV strains to provide more extensive estimates of oral HPV infection within this population.

Extensive numerical estimates of the local and average Nusselt numbers as functions of the physical, rheological and kinematic variables have been presented and discussed for the two commonly employed thermal boundary conditions.

Furthermore, in an extensive review [ 5], estimates of the ratio of additive to dominance variance have been reported in wild species i.e. about 1.17 for life-history traits, 1.06 for physiological traits and 0.19 for morphological traits.

But at the same meeting, which included Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter, a Pentagon report presented sobering estimates of the extensive military resources required to enforce such zones, leaving many at the table dubious about the wisdom of taking action.

In addition, the proposed New York law was extensive, so reconciling the existing estimates of the effects of business assistance living wage laws with coverage probably does require assuming that business assistance living wage laws have broader effects than on those workers directly affected.

Fulvestrant was subject to extensive and rapid distribution, with estimates of the volume of distribution (Vss) at the steady state ranging from 3.0 to 5.3 l kg−1.

The extensive plane-strain analyses enable numerical estimates of the nondimensional compliance, μ, and parameters η and γ for a wide range of specimen geometries and material properties characteristic of structural and pipeline steels.

Extensive MD is relatively common and estimates of the associated attributable risk suggest that about a third of breast cancer may be explained by density in more than 50% of the breast [ 4, 5].