Conformational differences of the highly flexible structural components between these eight states reveal how spliceosomal components contribute to the assembly of the spliceosome, allowing it to generate a dynamic interaction network required for its subsequent catalytic activation.
Charleroi blames an injury to Abdelmajid Oulmers, the club's top player, for its subsequent poor league performance.
The Financial Conduct Authority, in Britain, chastised Deutsche Bank not only for its manipulation of libor but also for its subsequent lack of candor.
Goldman Sachs faces the prospect of potential legal action from Greece over the complex financial deals in 2001 that many blame for its subsequent debt crisis.
For no less interesting than his description of the fabrication of the Masada myth are the reasons for its subsequent decline.
The album's poor sales prompted Elektra to drop the Stooges shortly after its release; the band is better known for its subsequent album, "Raw Power," issued on Columbia in 1973, which became a canonical album in 70's punk.
Watching Ruben Santiago-Hudson's appealingly acted production, which opened last night at the Peter Norton Space, you can understand why "First Breeze" won an Obie Award for its Off Broadway incarnation and a Tony nomination for best play for its subsequent, brief Broadway run.
No one believes that movie theaters are in immediate danger of losing their cherished theatrical primacy -- it is too ingrained, and the buzz that a film's initial release creates is still the greatest engine for its subsequent earnings -- but there are some disturbing trends for theater owners.
They forget that Germany itself was allowed to cancel its prewar debts in 1953, one of the preconditions for its subsequent boom, and that when others, such as Poland in 1991, were allowed to write down their debts in their turn, they too prospered.
Proper classification of an endoleak is important for its subsequent management [16, 17].
We next examined whether parkin is able to ubiquitinate p62 for its subsequent degradation.
