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However, conformational changes occurring in the receptor prior and upon association with other molecules are diverse and not obvious to predict when only a few structures of the receptor are available.

However, a few structures of the Milky Way Galaxy are present in Serpens Caput, such as Messier 5, a globular cluster located approximately 8° southwest of α Serpentis, next to the star 5 Serpentis.

Interrogation of the Cambridge Crystallographic Database shows rather few structures of the free pentafluorophenate anion where such delocalisation is observed, although the papers tend to contain no comments.

In fact, very few structures of single pass TM proteins are reported in the PDB.

Not So Frugal The Washington School Inn (543 Park Avenue; 435-649-3800; www.washingtonschoolinn.com) was built in 1889, and the old schoolhouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was one of the few structures to survive the Great Fire of 1898.

One of the few structures untouched by the fire was the library, a small two-story building clad with multicolored tile, where Linklater likes to write.

The forum's building is alone with the trip: a futurist skyscraper bunker that has been wedged into a narrow lot in Midtown, one of the few completed structures of the late architect Raimund Abraham and seems perfectly suited to the show's theme.

In the distance are the ruins of the few structures that withstood the waves.

Since the closure of the mines and demolition of the factories, St George's Church one of the few structures in the town built of stone, with a spire rising to 150 feet in height and Top Chapel in the Market Square have become the chief landmarks; both are Grade II listed buildings.

A few of the structures of the canal can still be traced in the landscape, and the route of the now closed railway can be followed for most of its length.

In our analysis, although model structure choice was clustered into a few structures across all articles, the degree of consensus varied by the agent studied (Table  1).