Sentence examples for first scenario supporting from inspiring English sources
In the first scenario (Supporting Movie S8, Fig. 10A C, Fig. S1), the myosin head is assumed initially noncompliant and so does not change as it moves azimuthally across the target-zone actin during the weak-to-strong binding transition.
In the second scenario (Supporting Movie S9; Fig. 10A,C), S2 is non-compliant and so resists being swung azimuthally during the weak-to-strong transition.
The first scenario is supported by the two strong binding structures which fell above the inter-filament axis in Fig. 6B and could be interpreted as very early working-stroke attachments.
The second scenario is supported by the lever arm azimuthal distribution of Type 1 weak binding bridges which are somewhat straightened azimuthally, but the amount is small compared to strong binding cross-bridges.
The second scenario is supported by previous findings suggesting that BZD-like modulators enhance the amplitude of the GABA response by stabilizing the open channel conformation (Downing et al., 2005; Rusch and Forman, 2005; Campo-Soria et al., 2006).
Later, the second scenario was supported by some phylogenetic analyses, which suggested that FBPase and SBPase were likely derived from a common eubacterial or mitochondrial bifunctional F/SBPase and subsequently acquired their respective substrate specificities [ 9, 11].
Again, the first scenario is the most supported in all partitions.
Most previous genetic studies in MS (by genome-wide or candidate gene approaches) have involved immune-related genes, thus supporting the first scenario.
Our observation in the second zone, the linear increment of the E.F. with respect to the nanorod length, supports the first scenario, i.e. the hot spot effect since it can be explained by the increase of the number of hot spots in longer nanorods.
Our results support the first scenario.
All this evidence supported the first scenario for the origin of HG16: HG16 diverged from HG7 in the west and independently migrated to the east.
